Maeve O'Meara takes you on a journey within your very own kitchen and makes the exotic familiar. In tonight's episode, Maeve explores the world of Portuguese food.
as a Portuguese its extremely hilarious to me to hear a dude with such a stereotypical aussie accent talking about one of Portugal's most typical foods while cooking it. Love it
Next time, fact check. I'm all for listening to people's personal perspectives, but there were too many generalizations, little account for regional/cultural diversity, and outright BS. That 40 year-old dude's family introduced charcoal chicken in Portugal? How could you let that slide?
punched potatoes absorbs well the olive oil and garlicflavor vinager as ppl like the punching process keeps the potato skin and allows to retain the juice and cripsy part of the potatoe alike
The tone of this video seems to imply that Portugal is a 3rd world nation. I’ve been there on several occasions for business and on holiday and find this country to be quite progressive and modern. Perhaps your contributors have never returned since the Revolution of the Carnations on April 25 1974. Portugal is far from a country of peasants without ovens!
Oh Annie, you couldn't be more spot on, about your observation. You know sometimes, it's the actual Portuguese immigrants that probably have never been to Portugal that downplay the country.
dont mind the ignorance many countries, seems not to apreciate the simple way of life and only relationate to underadvanced countries only they donno we actually apreciate our own way of life with low consumism, we find our happiness while sharing food with family and friends other things too, and all that stuff than the material things thats an illusion when ppl think big on that they forget as fast they come as they go but good memories dont go so fast.
I'm sure Portugal is as modern and cosmopolitan as any of the other western european nations. But I would gladly and happily eat this food. It all looks beautiful.
Apesar de ter adorado o vídeo, pois tem comida, deixo só o reparo que é errado generalizarem um prato como sendo tradicional português quando cada prato varia e muito de região para região, e quando vejo migas feitas com broa e feijão, é o mesmo que dizer que o pão do caco é tradicional de portugal...
Absolutely false information about chicken piri piri the receipt originating from Angola uses diferente ingredients versus the in Portugal which is the one that made Nandos famous.
No it’s not false. As usual you whities just wanna steal other people’s stuff and call it your own. It’s from Africa… the Portuguese colonisers took it. Piri piri literally means chilli in Swahili you 💩 head
@@bossman674 Stop being a idiot hot peppers are original from central America the so called whities brought to Africa and yet u claim it African ffs how stupid can u be 😑🙄
@@bossman674 U say it's from Africa but the funniest 💩 is if Nandos didn't become popular u would have never heard of Chicken piri piri and wouldn't be here claiming nothing 😂
@@jasperwinehouse9456 The problem is chilly peppers did not originate in Africa it originated in the Americas the Portuguese are the ones that made chilly peppers global this obviously includes Africa
Lol. It is true that the expression is kinda weird and it isn't the first time i have heard it. Normally it tends to comes from people that are more "gourmet" inclined so i don't think it is really a derogative term (??). But even if it was, who cares? The more peasant the food is, the more we like it. Wherever the food came, we will be proud of its history and will ask for more 😁
Please do not drink alcohol or use it in cooking. Do not eat pork. Obey Dear God. I ask Dear God humbly to Bless you and your family.🍦🍕🍌🍉😃🦃🍐🍩🌽🍰🍆🍍🍁🍒🕌🌷🐚🇺🇸🐪🏵🏵🎂❤️🕌❤️🕌❤️🕌❤️
fearedlegend they typed. No, I am not crazy. I conveyed what God Taught to all wise men who conveyed His Message. I ask Dear God humbly to Bless you and your family.🐞🍡🐝🐚🦋🐰😁🍱🍿🍿🐶🌆🐼🌇🥒🍨🌺🍓🍓🌈🍇🌸💐🌼🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌
The Bible doesn’t forbid us to drink alcohol, it tells us to be moderate with, after all Jesus did turn water into wine. The command not to eat pork, was for those living under the Mosaic Law, which us nowadays don’t live under it, we live under Christ’s Law.
as a Portuguese its extremely hilarious to me to hear a dude with such a stereotypical aussie accent talking about one of Portugal's most typical foods while cooking it. Love it
You are aware there are portuguese emigrants and second generation portuguese all over the world, surely?
Flavours of Portugal, one of the best cousine
Like a previous comment stated, we smash the potatoes so that they can absorb the flavor, intact the peel would prevent it.
Solid gold. Good digestion. Delicious pastries.
I really loved the cod dish, hope one day I'll try an authentic version in Portugal!
Next time, fact check. I'm all for listening to people's personal perspectives, but there were too many generalizations, little account for regional/cultural diversity, and outright BS. That 40 year-old dude's family introduced charcoal chicken in Portugal? How could you let that slide?
Exactly! What an absolute jerk. Such a classless thing to do and say..
Yeah. He is full of BS. But it is ok. What is a portuguese man out there in the wide world if he doesn't troll a little? 😎
damos um murro nas batatas para apanharem o sabor dos temperos ja que estao com a casca
There's no better food 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Ótimo vídeo,Obrigado!🇵🇹👍
Excellent 😊👍 thanks for all the info
Yummy! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your chicken recipe, I was raised in Africa/Angola and I remember my parents barbecuing chicken the same way. sincerely Fatima
Best food in world
It is awsome so many ways to make it.
Love this ❤
punched potatoes absorbs well the olive oil and garlicflavor vinager as ppl like the punching process keeps the potato skin and allows to retain the juice and cripsy part of the potatoe alike
That guy who claims his family started piri piri chicken is an absolute prick. What arrogance…
AHAHAAH....yes, they think only Aus will look at it.
Last night I roasted two Cornish game hen instead the 1chicken. Fantastic this piri piri recepi, tasty and juicy.
Wonderful creme caramel
I like fortogal food to my love songs very yummy wow..❤❤❤❤
Portuguese Cuisine in Lusophone World
peri peri chicken 17 byears old....bull.. i am 54 and my granpa braaied that chicken in South AfriKa before i was born.
Ozzie indeed ….. NOT TO KNOW OF COD!
Chilly peppers come from America
Butterfly charcoal chicken 🤤
Sardine fish is favourite for kerala , tamilnadu people too ( south India )
The tone of this video seems to imply that Portugal is a 3rd world nation. I’ve been there on several occasions for business and on holiday and find this country to be quite progressive and modern. Perhaps your contributors have never returned since the Revolution of the Carnations on April 25 1974. Portugal is far from a country of peasants without ovens!
Oh Annie, you couldn't be more spot on, about your observation. You know sometimes, it's the actual Portuguese immigrants that probably have never been to Portugal that downplay the country.
dont mind the ignorance many countries, seems not to apreciate the simple way of life and only relationate to underadvanced countries only they donno we actually apreciate our own way of life with low consumism, we find our happiness while sharing food with family and friends other things too, and all that stuff than the material things thats an illusion when ppl think big on that they forget as fast they come as they go but good memories dont go so fast.
Exactly...how can people be so ignorant ?!
I'm sure Portugal is as modern and cosmopolitan as any of the other western european nations. But I would gladly and happily eat this food. It all looks beautiful.
Portugal conquered the Indian ocean and built a global empire while the Australians could not defeat a bunch of emus
E ainda negam que foram os Portugueses que descobriram a Austrália !... 😁
Straight up Peasant Food, huh?
Apesar de ter adorado o vídeo, pois tem comida, deixo só o reparo que é errado generalizarem um prato como sendo tradicional português quando cada prato varia e muito de região para região, e quando vejo migas feitas com broa e feijão, é o mesmo que dizer que o pão do caco é tradicional de portugal...
Se são de regiões de Portugal logo faz parte de Portugal logo é português.
Very cringe worthy editing and filming, but over all, very cool!
Whatever happens to the gateaux after hurling a brick into bakin tin
Absolutely false information about chicken piri piri the receipt originating from Angola uses diferente ingredients versus the in Portugal which is the one that made Nandos famous.
No it’s not false. As usual you whities just wanna steal other people’s stuff and call it your own. It’s from Africa… the Portuguese colonisers took it. Piri piri literally means chilli in Swahili you 💩 head
@@bossman674
Stop being a idiot hot peppers are original from central America the so called whities brought to Africa and yet u claim it African ffs how stupid can u be 😑🙄
@@bossman674
U say it's from Africa but the funniest 💩 is if Nandos didn't become popular u would have never heard of Chicken piri piri and wouldn't be here claiming nothing 😂
The peppers may have originated in Angola but the dish is portuguese
@@jasperwinehouse9456
The problem is chilly peppers did not originate in Africa it originated in the Americas the Portuguese are the ones that made chilly peppers global this obviously includes Africa
*P E A S A N T F O O D*
(Casually insults every Portuguese person in the world)
Welp, at least i didn't originate from criminals.
Lol. It is true that the expression is kinda weird and it isn't the first time i have heard it. Normally it tends to comes from people that are more "gourmet" inclined so i don't think it is really a derogative term (??). But even if it was, who cares? The more peasant the food is, the more we like it. Wherever the food came, we will be proud of its history and will ask for more 😁
I think I smell bs on his family starting portuguese bbq chicken
Maybe they should go to real portuguese people, instead of businesses promoting themselves!
Please do not drink alcohol or use it in cooking. Do not eat pork. Obey Dear God. I ask Dear God humbly to Bless you and your family.🍦🍕🍌🍉😃🦃🍐🍩🌽🍰🍆🍍🍁🍒🕌🌷🐚🇺🇸🐪🏵🏵🎂❤️🕌❤️🕌❤️🕌❤️
are you crazy ??
fearedlegend they typed. No, I am not crazy. I conveyed what God Taught to all wise men who conveyed His Message. I ask Dear God humbly to Bless you and your family.🐞🍡🐝🐚🦋🐰😁🍱🍿🍿🐶🌆🐼🌇🥒🍨🌺🍓🍓🌈🍇🌸💐🌼🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌
More for me then.
The Bible doesn’t forbid us to drink alcohol, it tells us to be moderate with, after all Jesus did turn water into wine. The command not to eat pork, was for those living under the Mosaic Law, which us nowadays don’t live under it, we live under Christ’s Law.
Who brought the peppers to Africa the Portuguese that's who