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<p>Pataniscas are traditional Portuguese fritters made primarily from salted cod (bacalhau). The dish is characterized by its simple batter, which typically includes flour, eggs, and finely chopped onions and garlic, mixed with flaked cod. The batter is then spooned into hot oil and fried until golden brown and crispy. Pataniscas are commonly served as appetizers or snacks, often accompanied by a side of rice, salad, or beans. They are a popular choice in Portuguese cuisine for their flavorful and satisfying taste. These fritters are especially connected with the city of Lisbon and the Estremadura province.</p>




Pataniscas

A Taberna

Tasty well seasoned, but could be more crispy. Needed a bit more time in the fryer.

<p>During Ottoman era, &ccedil;ilbir was simply the generic term for poached eggs prepared in a variety of ways. Over centuries, as the imperial cooks were improving different recipes, this particular variation supposedly became a favorite of the early 20th-century sultan Abdul Hamid II. The recipe became the gold standard across the empire, and even today &ccedil;ilbir stands for poached eggs doused in garlic-flavored yogurt. The dish is sprinkled with red pepper flakes and ground paprika, and typically served sided with pide bread.</p>

Çilbir

Dear Breakfast - Chiado

I was going through some old photos and came across this amazing breakfast I had in Lisbon last January—Turkish eggs that totally hit the spot.

The dish was super tasty: perfectly poached eggs on a creamy, garlicky yogurt base with a generous drizzle of spicy chili oil. There were crunchy seeds sprinkled on top, some herbs for freshness, and warm pita bread on the side to scoop everything up. It looked great and tasted even better.

The flavors were bold but still balanced, although I remember thinking it could’ve used just a bit more spice to really make it pop. Still, it was cozy, filling, and a really solid brunch choice.

Rang	Plek	Topgerecht	Reviews	Score
1	A Taberna Av. Dr. Ramos Pereira 349, 4910-547 Vila Praia de Âncora, Portugal 1 review Topgerecht: Patanica's	Patanica's	1	7.42
2	Dear Breakfast - Chiado Calçada de São Francisco 35, 1200-201 Lisboa, Portugal 1 review Topgerecht: Çilbir	Çilbir	1	7.13

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