
Culinary World Tour / Mediterranean & North Africa
Caldeirada – Portugal
Portuguese stew with potatoes, peppers and seafood – rustic, filling and ideal for guests. Sven's coastal one-pot…
Origin in the recipe: Portugal

Culinary world tour · Portugal
Fish, potatoes, tomatoes and olive oil can make a meal that tastes of the coast and a shared table. Portuguese cooking has many regional and family differences.
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Fish, potatoes, tomatoes and olive oil can make a meal that tastes of the coast and a shared table. Portuguese cooking has many regional and family differences.
Our small Portuguese selection starts with Caldeirada. This fish dish depends on the order in the pot and lets the ingredients keep their individual flavours.
The collection combines classic references and personal variations. Origin labels follow the existing cookbook and do not claim an exclusive origin.
A first look into the kitchen
There's a dish waiting for you, and this is where your first discoveries begin.
Portugal in your kitchen
Cooking should feel good
Vegetables usually need longer than fish. Layering and the timing of adding fish help everything come together without delicate pieces falling apart.
The cooking guide keeps the ingredients and instructions at hand in each recipe. You decide when to move on.
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Recipes in this collection: 1. Classics, modern interpretations and Sven’s variations retain their original names.
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A little cooking know-how
Three tips to get you started. Each recipe gives its precise quantities, cooking times and variations.
Firm and delicate fish cook differently. Follow the recipe’s selection and order.
Even pieces help cooking. Don’t increase liquid without considering the vegetables.
If needed, gently move the pot rather than stirring vigorously. Fish pieces are more likely to remain intact.
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