linguica การใช้

• Portuguese sausage, or linguica, has a slightly sweet flavor.
• 6 ounces chorizo, linguica or kielbasa sausage, diced
• The first to spot our green cards brought a skewer loaded with linguica.
• But eventually items like Portuguese linguica sausage may also be available in American shops.
• 1 / 2 pound precooked sausage, such as kielbasa, Italian sausage or linguica
• The Polish version is kielbasa, and the Portuguese have a spicy invention called linguica.
• The marinated pork known as prego, and the spicy linguica sausage sold are also Portuguese.
• He had a pink, flame-broiled linguica _ Portuguese sausage _ in his fleshy fingers.
• Pontual cuts up bacon, linguica _ the Portuguese sausage _ and garlic, and sautes the meats and garlic.
• On an impulse, I threw a chopped head of escarole into a pot of clams and linguica, the Portuguese sausage.
• The escarole wilted while the clams steamed open, and the spicy linguica and mildly assertive greens played a perfect counterpoint to each other.
• The hall was filled with the aromas of wine and garlic, as dozens of women wearing traditional Azorean aprons cooked pork loins for linguica sandwiches _ ring food.
• There's cupim ( Brahma hump steak ) and coxa ( marinated chicken drumsticks ), as well as lombo ( pork loin ) and linguica ( a Brazilian sausage ).
• Even before the Reises opened Pantanal, they had lured a cook away from a popular Sao Paulo restaurant so their rodizio, linguica and feijoada would taste just like it does back home.
• In Spain, you might find them nestled together in a fluffy paella; in Portugal, clams and linguica are steamed with white wine, tomatoes and parsley _ a dish called amjijoas na Cataplana.
• At this year's festival, 35 nonprofit institutions, from the Lions to the Little League to the Rotary, pitched in to sell linguica, corn dogs and 15, 000 pieces of pumpkin pie.
• After a breezy but gray and chilly afternoon, the Clintons stopped by a roadside country store, where Clinton poured himself a cup of decaf and ordered a slice of linguica and onion pizza on whole wheat crust.
• Typical dishes, found on just about every restaurant menu, include kale soup, grilled sardines, seafood casserole ( paella ), grilled meat, and of course, linguica, chourico, and other spicy Portuguese sausage.
• He is followed by a parade of waiters scurrying around the sprawling dining room with skewers of fraudinha ( skirt steak ), coelho ( rabbit ), pato ( duck ), linguica ( sausage ) and cordeiro ( lamb ).
• Avoid comparisons to a sibling _ " Look what a good job your brother did ! " _ or shaming him : " I can't believe a child in this family wouldn't like linguica !"