I have just located two recipes in the book for "Mal-assadas", the first one 
does use the phrase "frigir com oleo". The second one says "untam-se os dedos 
de oleo." 

Also, there is Manteiga in both recipes, and banha de porco in one. Time to get 
out the dictionary again. So, the three recipes do appear to be different or at 
minimum variations on a theme.

Take care, 

Gayle


On Aug 13, 2011, at 9:49 PM, "Katharine" <katharine.f.ba...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Obrigada, Gayle!
> 
> It sounds rather like the Portuguese recipe above.  Does your cookbook
> mention anything about "oleo" (frying in oil)?  To me they sound sort
> of like the pre-Lenten treats called "filhós" or "malassadas,"
> dependking on the part of the Azores one's in.  The strange thing is
> that the novel I'm translating mentions them being made for feeding
> folks doing a "matança" (ritual hog-killing) in Nordeste, São Miguel,
> during Advent (pre-Xmas), not Lent.  Somehow I had the impression that
> traditionally filhós or malassadas weren't made other times of year.
> If anyone knows, I'd appreciate learning more.
> 
> Katharine.
> 
> = = = = = = = = = =
> "Rosas do Egito," by Ana Maria Albuquerque Taveira (who's had recipes
> online for over a decade in various formats -- I first encountered her
> on a Geocities website ca. 2000):
> http://cybercook.terra.com.br/rosas-do-egito-ii-na-comunidade.html?codigo=14468
> 
> Ingredientes
> - 500 g de farinha
> - açúcar a gosto
> - raspas de 1 limão
> - leite o suficiente
> 
> Modo de Preparo
> Misture bem todos os ingredientes da massa, adicionando
> o leite até o ponto da massa. Numa panela, aqueça o
> óleo até ferver. Depois, coloque a forma de rosa dentro
> para aquecer bem. Em seguida, mergulhe a forma na massa
> e retorne ao óleo, deixando fritar até a massa soltar
> da forma. Coloque numa travessa e polvilhe com canela e
> açúcar.
> 
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