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The world of Portuguese conventual sweets. January 10, 2022. Once upon a time, there were convents and other religious institutions across Portugal that used to consume lots and lots of eggs. About five to six centuries ago, Portugal was one of Europe's largest producers of eggs and, traditionally, peasants would donate some of what their.
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Many were invented and come from convent and monasteries, dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Eggs whites were typically used to starch the religious clothing. Left with many egg yolks, nuns at convents, started using them for baking. Each convent strived to make the best desserts using centuries old and secret recipes.
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Each convent produced its own recipes that were kept secret for centuries, until the 19th century. A round the 18th and 19th century, Portugal was the bigge st producer of eggs in Europe. Eventually, the egg whites were even exported to other places.
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Baked Eggs en Cocotte. Sometimes called convent eggs, these are rich and creamy and make an elegant breakfast or brunch. 2 large eggs 1 tablespoon of butter 2 tablespoons of double cream Salt and pepper 2 slices of ham, chopped 30g grated mild cheese. Take 2 small ovenproof ramekin dishes or cups and use the butter to grease them thoroughly inside.
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4 hard cooked eggs Half an onion 2tbsp butter 2tbsp flour 2c milk 4 to 6 slices of toast depending on how far you need to stretch Mince the onion. Slice the eggs into about 6 slices per egg. Put milk in small sauce pan on medium heat to warm. Melt butter in non-stick pan.
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Favourite and Best loved Convent Desserts in Spain & Portugal. If sugar is not your thing, well then give up right now, as eggs and sugar are the main ingredients of about 99% of these treats. The Portuguese base of these desserts is a creamy sauce of egg yolks and sugar, ovos moles, used as a delectable filling for tarts, pies and marzipan.
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4 hard boiled eggs Half an onion 2tbsp flour 2tbsp butter or the like 2 cups milk of your choice 4 to 6 slices of toast depending on how far you are stretching. Salt and pepper Mince the onion. Slice the eggs into about 6 slices each. Melt the butter in a nonstick type pan. Put the milk in a small sauce pan on medium heat to warm.
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The recipe for this egg-based sweet, which originated in a medieval Portuguese convent, comes from home cook Conceição Abilio of Evora. From: Saveur SERVES 6-8 2 eggs, plus 9 yolks 2 cups sugar 2 (2"-long) strips lemon zest ¼ tsp. ground cinnamon Whisk eggs and yolks in a bowl. Using a ladle, press the eggs and yolks through a fine-mesh.
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Many of Alentejo's rich egg desserts trace their roots to the 15th century, when Portuguese nuns starched their habits with egg whites and found themselves with an excess of yolks.
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3 tbsp. butter. 8 individual dishes or ramekins. Butter the dish and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Break each egg into a cup and slide it carefully into the chosen dish. Pour 1 tablespoon cream over each egg. Set the dish on a baking sheet and bake 7 minutes at 350 degrees until the whites are almost firm and the yolk is barely set.
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Reserve. Pour the water into a (wide) pan and add the sugar. Add the cinnamon sticks and the lemon peel and bring to a boil until it reaches the pearl point (normally, it takes about 5 minutes to boil). Add the egg yolks little by little, stirring constantly. Remove the cinnamon sticks and lemon peel and mix well with the remaining ingredients.
The recipe for this eggbased sweet, which originated in a medieval
Conventual sweets have sugar, egg yolks and almond as ingredients of choice. History. Conventual sweets have always been present in the meals that were served in the convents, but only from the 15th century, with the dissemination and expansion of sugar, did they reach notoriety.
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Convent eggs from The Cordon Bleu Cookery Book by Rosemary Hume and Muriel Downes and Cordon Bleu Cookery School. Shopping List;. eggs Where's the full recipe - why can I only see the ingredients?.
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Conventual sweets are sweets made in convents and monasteries by nuns or monks characterized by large amounts of sugar and egg yolks, but often also almond. Basically, it is a big portion of the Portuguese sweets. In the past, sweets were mostly made in convents and monasteries, ranging from sweets and pastries to jams and even liquors.
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Using a ladle, press the eggs and yolks through a fine-mesh sieve into a bowl; set aside. Bring sugar, lemon zest, and 1 cup water to a boil in a 12" skillet; cook, without stirring, until sugar.
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