Cafreal is actually originated in mozambique from a dish called galinha. Afterwards, portuguese adopted it and made some changes in it before it reaching to beautiful goa. Hickles cafreal masala can be used for marinating not only for chicken but for Vegetables, Paneer or any meat of your choice.
Recheado in Portugese means stuffed, and this green variant is distinct from its more common red version in both texture and taste. Serving well the purpose it was created for, the Recheado masala is the first stop as a fish stuffing, or even as a seafood marinate. Even though Mackeral is the traditional favorite for stuffing, it works with any…
Piri Piri means Pepper Pepper! In Spain and Portugal, the term traditionally referred to spicy sauces .This sauce are used to make a lot of carribean sauces and also used in African , Portuguese , Goan cuisine. It is also rich in Vitamin A and C . The person who has acquired the taste of these hot chillies becomes tempted…
Recheado Masala is a creation of indo-portuguese. The Portuguese work “recheado” means stuffed. its a staple spice paste which is found in every Goan home. its normally used for seafood specially for fishes like Mackerels and pomfrets where they are simply stuffed with this spice paste and then shallow fried. However this spice paste is very versatile and can be…
Roast meat is an all time Goan favorite. This is a super moist, perfectly seasoned, traditional Goan tender roast beef recipe. Roast meat can be enjoyed with cooked potatoes, french fries, along with a salad or as a sandwich. Beef chilly fry can also be prepared using this roast meat.
Cafreal is another delightfully spiced preparation that is a Goan tradition, but has its roots in Portuguese colonies of Africa. The base notes of this masala are contributed by onion, ginger, garlic, chilli, pepper, cinnamon, and fresh coriander leaves. While its tangy spicy flavour is best realized with chicken dishes, Cafreal can also be used in fish and paneer preparations.
Recheiado (pronounced Rey-shad), simply means ‘stuffed’ in Portuguese. Every Goan household has their own bag of tricks in conjuring this preparation, but primarily, the cleaned fish is slit laterally along its side and the Recheiado masala stuffed into its body cavity, as well as smeared over the outer surface. The strong aromatic flavour of the fiery-red Judes Recheiado Masala comes…
Recheado in Portugese means stuffed, and this green variant is distinct from its more common red version in both texture and taste. Serving well the purpose it was created for, the Recheado masala is the first stop as a fish stuffing, or even as a seafood marinate. Even though Mackeral is the traditional favorite for stuffing, it works with any…