Figado is the Portuguese word for "Liver", that is used for culinary or cooking purposes, like the liver of pig, cow, and chicken

Related Articles

Trotter ■■■■
Trotter refers to the foot of a pig, cow, or sheep, used in cooking various traditional dishes around . . . Read More
Lomi ■■■■
Lomi also called Pancit, Lomi is one of the varieties of noodle dishes in the Philippines. Lomi is a . . . Read More
Sisig ■■■■
Sisig refers to a Filipino food which said to be originated from Pampanga is made from roasted pig's . . . Read More
Kuchmachi ■■■■
Kuchmachi refers to a a hot dish from Georgia made from liver, heart, lung, and tongue of pig or chicken . . . Read More
Frango com farofa ■■■
Frango com farofa refers to a Portuguese dish of chicken cooked with a mixture of farofa and olives and . . . Read More
Cozido à Portuguesa ■■■
Cozido à Portuguesa refers to one of the common meat dish from Portugal which is a sort of hot pot of . . . Read More
Alheira ■■■
Alheira refers to a Portuguese sausage made with different kinds of meats other than pork, usually veal, . . . Read More
Cozido ■■■
Cozido refers to a Portuguese cooking term which means "boiled" or "steamed". In Portugal, Cozido also . . . Read More
Papos de Anjo ■■■
Papos de Anjo is Portuguese which literally means "angels breasts, chins, throats, or tummy" . In cooking, . . . Read More
Dendê ■■■
Dendê is the Portuguese word for "Palm Oil". There are a number of dishes in Brazil and Portugal which . . . Read More