c3z4r
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For a good grilled octopus I'd say to give this place a try. They have a couple locations, but they all tasted just as good tbh.
http://restaurantrayan.com/en/
http://restaurantrayan.com/en/
Big grilled octupus fan. The best I had was at La Cantina on boul. St-Laurent, north of the Met, however ... it's now closed.
Anyone know of good places to try? I see that it's a big Portuguese specialty, I think I'll visit Patisserie Lajeunesse.
This place is pretty good. I actually find their chicken as good if not better than Romados. I had grilled octopus and it was pretty good too.
http://www.ocantinho.ca/cantinho-express.html
Man, I'd have portuguese chicken every other week if they delivered. I live a short drive from the place so in theory I could get their food pretty often.
portuguese chicken is addictive. just say 'no' to it
Octopus is expensive in all their forms, but buying it precooked isnt a bad compromise as you need to precook it anyway before grilling, just depend how its precooked... Also plz, dont smash it like old italian cooks do
This place is pretty good. I actually find their chicken as good if not better than Romados. I had grilled octopus and it was pretty good too.
http://www.ocantinho.ca/cantinho-express.html
Octopus is expensive in all their forms, but buying it precooked isnt a bad compromise as you need to precook it anyway before grilling, just depend how its precooked... Also plz, dont smash it like old italian cooks do
Runner, can't PM you but this recipe looks amazing. I saw the episode a couple of times.
http://gustotv.com/recipes/dinner/grilled-octopus-murcia-pimenton/
Thanks groove. That really looks good. Liking that the ingredients are all easily available.
Never saw a recipe using 12 cloves of garlic, though. Is there a sub-species of octupuses that is vampire-like?
Portuguese chicken is absolutely amazing. One of my favourites along with Thai food.Man, I'd have portuguese chicken every other week if they delivered. I live a short drive from the place so in theory I could get their food pretty often.
Hehe most of the garlic is for the broth, I think. There's a classic recipe (French I believe) that roasts a chicken with 40-cloves of garlic. Can probably find it online easily. I've cooked it myself and the garlic roasts and becomes soft and sweet.
Gotta try this. It looks delicious. Thanks bud.
Portuguese chicken is absolutely amazing. One of my favourites along with Thai food.
Anyone a fan of Greek yero pitas?
There's a chain called Nando's out there in BC and Ontario that is out of this world. It's based in South Africa and came to Canada about 15 years ago. It's a little bit saucy.I've seen a few recipes for Portuguese chicken. Is the one you're talking about saucy, like a cacciatore or dry roasted with spices? Is it spicy?
Yeh man gyros are the ****. The best ones i've had in Montreal were from Arahova's. They make these "old fashioned" ones with lamb and beef meat, they're just to die for.
There's a chain called Nando's out there in BC and Ontario that is out of this world. It's based in South Africa and came to Canada about 15 years ago. It's a little bit saucy.
Any of you Portuguese have a good Portuguese chicken recipe? Having friends over for dinner tomorrow. Some of them are Portuguese. I'm doing rotisserie chicken on my gas bbq and smoking ribs on my kettle. I found some recipes online but figure some of you might have a better recipe?
Thanks