A Portuguese Dish

While in Portugal in September, I twice was given a homemade dish from a
worker in the youth hostel. It appeared to be a sort of tuna fish lasagna.
Both times, it was cold, as if packed for a lunch time meal and intended to
be eaten cold. Does anyone here know the name of this dish? I don't speak
Portuguese, and I can't find it on the Internet. Evidently "tuna lasagna" is
incorrect.....

thanks much.

Pat

Magda wrote:

On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 18:13:39 -0600, in rec.travel.europe, "Pat" arranged
some electrons, so they looked like this:

... While in Portugal in September, I twice was given a homemade dish from a
... worker in the youth hostel. It appeared to be a sort of tuna fish lasagna.
... Both times, it was cold, as if packed for a lunch time meal and intended to
... be eaten cold. Does anyone here know the name of this dish? I don't speak
... Portuguese, and I can't find it on the Internet. Evidently "tuna lasagna" is
... incorrect.....
...
... thanks much.

Do you at least remember the portuguese name of such dish? I speak Portuguese and can try
to find it. BTW, wasn't the "tuna" actually salt cod (bacalhau)?


"Clams Cunnilingus"...???

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Greg

Magda wrote:

On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 18:13:39 -0600, in rec.travel.europe, "Pat" arranged
some electrons, so they looked like this:

... While in Portugal in September, I twice was given a homemade dish from a
... worker in the youth hostel. It appeared to be a sort of tuna fish lasagna.
... Both times, it was cold, as if packed for a lunch time meal and intended to
... be eaten cold. Does anyone here know the name of this dish? I don't speak
... Portuguese, and I can't find it on the Internet. Evidently "tuna lasagna" is
... incorrect.....
...
... thanks much.

Sorry - I meant to say "a word vaguely resembling the name". Duh.



"The Old Tunny Who Lived In A Shoe"...???



(Note to self - stop doing 56 things at once)


You know what they say: "idle hands are the Devil's handiwork" ;-)

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Best
Greg

On Fri, 15 Dec 2006 11:46:25 +0100, Magda wrote*:

On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 18:13:39 -0600, in rec.travel.europe, "Pat"
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:

... While in Portugal in September, I twice was given a homemade dish
from a ... worker in the youth hostel. It appeared to be a sort of tuna
fish lasagna. ... Both times, it was cold, as if packed for a lunch time
meal and intended to ... be eaten cold. Does anyone here know the name
of this dish? I don't speak ... Portuguese, and I can't find it on the
Internet. Evidently "tuna lasagna" is ... incorrect.....
...
... thanks much.

Do you at least remember the portuguese name of such dish? I speak
Portuguese and can try to find it. BTW, wasn't the "tuna" actually salt
cod (bacalhau)?

Portugueses say that they have more cod based recipes than days in a year
and I suspect it is really much more. There are cold, warm, hot, good and
bad ones. But atun is not unknown too.

http://www.esrico.com/recetas/8/119828.html

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