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Carrot-Citrus Roll

Torta de Çenoura e Laranja This is my mother's prized Carrot-Citrus Roll.  She adapted the recipe from a tattered Portuguese cookbook she found in an old Lisbon bookstore many years ago.  This roll is vibrant in flavor & color.  The citrus cream cheese filling adds just the right amount of richness.  The moist cake melts in your mouth & pairs perfectly with a nice cup of tea! 9 large carrots, peeled & coarsely chopped 1/2 T. salt 9 T. all purpose, unbleached flour 1 1/2 t. baking soda 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar (plus a little more for dusting) 6 eggs 2 heaping T. fresh orange zest, divided 4 oz. softened cream cheese 2 1/2 cups confectioner's sugar 1 t. lemon extract Preheat oven to 375 degrees.  Prepare a jelly roll pan by spraying it with Pam.  Then line the pan with waxed paper, making sure to cut the wax paper to fit so that the edges don't hang out over the edges.  Generously butter the waxed p...

Portuguese-Style Cod with Onions, Peppers & Black Olives

Prato de Bacalhau, Estilo Portugues com cebola, pimentão e azeitonas pretas M y mom is an absolute amazing cook and all of the Portuguese-style dishes I post here are inspired by her incredible talent and expertise!   This dish is classic Portuguese.   Keep in mind that authentic Portuguese recipes call for dry, salted Cod in their dishes. You can use fresh Cod fillets for this recipe, but I recommend the traditional dried and salted Cod fish, reminiscent of the Azores and the main land of Portugal.  If you are truly dedicated to making a genuine Portuguese dish, you can purchase dried, salted Cod and other Portuguese ingredients from our friends at Fernandes Sao Jorge Linguica in Tracy, California.  They are easy to work with, affordable and provide fast shipping!  Links and phone numbers are provided in our "links" page. 12 oz. dried, salted Cod OR fresh Cod fillets 4-5 medium potatoes, peeled and thick-sliced 3 eggs, hard-boiled ...