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Terms in Portuguese 1321-1330 of 3077

farinheira

/fuh-reen-YAY-ruh/
[Portuguese]

A pork sausage made with wine and flour and flavoured with spices and orange.

Faro

/FAH-roo/
[Portuguese]

Faro is a district co-extensive with the region and province of Algarve, along the southern end of the coast of Portugal. It has a sub-tropical climate with vegetation reminiscent of northern Africa. Red, white and rosé wines are produced as well as a sherry-like dessert wine. It is also known for its Mediterranean fruits and fish.

farofa

/fuh-ROH-fuh/
[Portuguese]

A Brazilian condiment of manioc or cassava meal roasted in oil with garlic and sometimes with sausage and eggs, looking a little like stuffing, served as a side dish and sprinkled over wet dishes.

farofel

/fuh-ROH-fuhl/
[Portuguese]

Manioc or cassava flour.

farófias

/fuh-ROH-fee-yush/
[Portuguese]

Île flottante. Eggs whites beaten until they peak and then poached in milk, served with a sprinkling of cinnamon and egg custard.

fartura

/far-TOO-rush/
[Portuguese] plural farturas

Long thin fritters. Dough cut into long strips and deep fried.

fat

/BAH-nyuh/
[Portuguese]

If the thoracic portion of the carcass in lamb, or entrecosto, is cut as a ladder of ribs, then banha is the larger cut which includes abdominal muscles plus costal cartilage and sternum.

fatia

/fuh-TEE-yuh(sh)/
[Portuguese] plural fatias

Slice. Sliced.

fatia de pão

/FAH-tyuh deu powng/
[Portuguese]

A slice of bread.

fatias (douradas) da China

/fuh-TEE-yush doh-RAH-duh deu SHEE-nuh/
[Portuguese]

"Golden slices of China." Bread sliced, dipped in milk and beaten egg, topped with syrup, lemon and cinnamon and baked.