The first recorded recipe of this fritter dates from 1904. On the north of Portugal, it is known as “small cod ball fritter”. But names aside, the truth is that it is one of the kings of Portuguese savouries. It is excellent as an appetizer or at a meal, along with a nice tomato rice and served with a salad.
It is just like our grandmothers’ fritters! It has everything: the pastry, the aroma, the flavour. At the moment of tasting it, we feel invaded by an ocean of stories and memories. Of those kind of memories that taste like well seasoned meat and to the cookings of our grandmothers.
This coscorão asks for a coffee. Deliciously powdered with sugar, this typical portuguese fritter pulls out
long breath-takings even from the strongest ones. With a thin folder that breakes and almost melts. And it
melts us indeed, making us gasp for one more. Ideal for the greedy ones and lovers of home-made sweets.