Portuguese malasadas recipe

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Malasadas - A Portuguese Holeless Doughnut

Malassadas (Portuguese Donuts)

Food is Love: Portuguese Traditions: Malassadas

This malasada recipe is a one-of-a-kind from Hawaii. It yields a dozen soft-fluffy malasadas that'll make you lick the sugar off of your finger.

Leonard's Malasada's recipe is from MaryAnn's Cookbook, one of the cookbooks created at FamilyCookbookProject.com. Family cookbooks are an important way to preserve our mealtime traditions for future generations with individual printed recipes or your own professionally printed cookbook.

These fluffy, airy, Portuguese donuts, called Malasadas, are a deep fried, irresistible confection that's rolled in sugar! #malasadas #recipes

COCONUT CUSTARD-FILLED PORTUGUESE MALASADAS | BCLIQUOR

These Malasada donuts are simply amazing! Not being able to travel overseas is a challenge but you can get your Portuguese or Hawaiian fix with these home made Malasadas. Fill them with guava jam or lilikoi aka passionfruit curd and custard. Dear Reader, these are definitely a pushy recipe!

120+ years old

Malasadas My Chinese father is from Hawaii, and when I was a kid, that's where we would go to visit family (well, one of the places we would go). It's only now as an adult, that I realize how exotic that was. I don't know how many times we traveled there, but in all my years as a kid visiting Hawaii, I do NOT remember ever eating a malasada. It wasn't until I was an adult that I discovered these slightly sweet, tender puffs of fried dough, and that's probably best. Now I'm old enough to find…

The Portuguese have this wonderful little 'Piece of Fried Dough" that we look forward to on any special occasion. A Festa, a Holiday, a Fami...

Malasadas (Portuguese Donuts) | Just A Pinch Recipes

Malasadas are a popular treat in Hawaii. This easy shortcut recipe was once taught in Hawaii middle school home economics classes.