The New Portuguese Table is rich with anecdotes about Leite’s personal experiences and wonderful recipes with easy to find ingredients. Ribeiro, O. Portugal. O Mediterrâneo e o Atlântico, 5th ed.; Revised and Augmented; Sá da Costa: Lisboa, Portugal, 1987; p. 189. [ Google Scholar] Michelin-starred chef and author, George Mendes, introduces you to both traditional Portuguese food and recipes from his restaurants.

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