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Portuguese-Hawaiian Techniques

2 techniques from Portuguese-Hawaiian cuisine

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Malasada Variations — Beyond the Original
Portuguese-Hawaiian
Malasada (already HI-27) variations: the original Leonardʻs malasada is plain, rolled in sugar. Modern variations include: haupia-filled (coconut cream custard inside), chocolate-filled, ube (purple yam)-filled, li hing mui-dusted (Chinese plum powder on Portuguese dough — two cultures in one bite), custard-filled, and guava-filled. Each filling represents a different Hawaiian cultural thread injected into the Portuguese dough format.
Fried Dough
Portuguese Bean Soup — Hawaiian Comfort Bowl
Portuguese-Hawaiian
Portuguese sausage is browned, then simmered with kidney beans, diced potatoes, onion, garlic, tomatoes, and cabbage in water or stock for two to four hours until the beans are tender and the broth is rich. Some versions add elbow macaroni. Served in deep bowls with Portuguese sweet bread for dipping.
Soup