• Arroz malandrinho de peixe com gambas e um prato tipico portugueso arroz pica no chao (arroz corrido de galinha com sangue), “cabidela de galinha’.

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      Sol Damiani, Carmen Velasco and Orsolya Csernák
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        Welcome to our community, Sónia! 🎉

        Comfort food, no doubt! Both dishes bring a deep sense of tradition and bold flavors to the table. The contrast between the seafood-forward *arroz malandrinho* and the rich, earthy depth of *cabidela* is fascinating-two expressions of Portuguese soul in a single post! I’m curious, how do you balance the acidity in the *cabidela* so that it enhances rather than overpowers the dish? Every chef seems to have their own secret touch! Would love to hear yours. 🔥👨‍🍳

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        a year ago
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          What a delicacy of typical Portuguese dishes! That malandrinho rice with shrimp looks spectacular.

          I’m very curious about “arroz pica no chão”, especially the use of the touch of blood in the galinha’s head. Do you have any tricks or tips to get that texture and depth of flavor?

          Thanks for sharing with the community! 🫶🏻

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          a year ago

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