A round loaf of golden-brown Massa Souvada, made from a cherished family recipe, sits on a wooden cutting board. One thick slice is separated from the loaf, revealing its soft, airy crumb and fluffy interior.

Portuguese Sweetbread

My Massa Souvada Family Recipe This Massa Souvada Family Recipe has been in my family for generations. Growing up my mom would make Sweetbread aka Massa for every special celebration, and especially for Easter and Christmas. Truly these holidays would not be complete unless there was sweetbread to enjoy. I can recall especially, Easter where

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Portuguese Malassadas golden fried dough rolled in sugar

Portuguese Malassadas

Growing up in a Portuguese household, there was nothing quite like the smell of Portuguese Malassadas frying in the kitchen. My mom would make them for special occasions, light and airy with a hint of lemon — and we could never eat them fast enough. This is my Aunt Lilia’s version, and it never disappoints.

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A white scalloped-edge plate holds a stack of golden-brown, flour-dusted Bolos Levedos Portuguese Muffins. The plate sits on a dark surface next to a white cloth with blue embroidery.

Bolos Lêvedos

Bolos Levedos Portuguese Muffins are one of those recipes that will surprise you the first time you make them. They look like English muffins, but one bite tells you they are something entirely different — slightly sweet, soft, and rich with eggs and butter. I find them irresistible straight off the skillet, but they are

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