Soupish, anyone?

[gouramanda]

Does anyone have a recipe for the Portuguese stew/soup called Soupish? All I remember is alot of beef, simmer for hours and add mint at the end.

[Swisskaese]

What you are looking for is Sopas.

Sopas

[gouramanda]

Thank you!

[Gifted Gourmet]

Thank you from me as well, Swisskaese! I think I wore out my Google key looking for Soupish! (thought it was something one does in their soup!)

[Swisskaese]

Thank you from me as well, Swisskaese! I think I wore out my Google key looking for Soupish! (thought it was something one does in their soup!)

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I was also thinking the same thing!!! Luckily, I know some Portuguese and figured it out. Sopas is pronounced "Sopash", which I guess sounds a little like Soupish.

Edited October 8, 2004 by Swisskaese (log)

[Chloe]

Most unfamiliar.

I wonder who invented that recipe!

Chloe

North Portugal

[gouramanda]

Found this recipe source through another forum:

http://www.sacramentophcs.com/recipes.htm

[Chloe]

Aha! I see from my cookery books that it's Sopa do Espírito Santo from the Azores. Which explains why it looks so very unfamiliar!

Actually a lot of the "mystery" Portuguese recipes in North America and Hawaii are from the Azores, so I should have guessed!

Chloe

North Portugal