Portuguese Sweet Bread at the Kona Historical Society on BITV
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Did the Portuguese only colonize Kona? Or other parts of Hawaii?
blueovaltrucks 10 months ago
Us Portuguese love our islands. Azores, Hawaii, Phillipines, etc... I wonder if Magellan or any other Portuguese explorers knew that from the beginning...
MrsChubbyTeddy 10 months ago
Thank you so much for preserving the Portuguese culture on the Big Island. I hope it inspires others to find ways to preserve and celebrate the Portuguese traditions in Hawaii. Aloha.
Luigi4994 1 year ago
Wow! My dad and my mom both talked about their grandmothers making pao doce and bolinhos in a fourno on Maui and another one in the Punchbowl area of Honolulu. They also made rolls called papos secos. I thought all of these ovens had gone out of use! Good for you guys, keeping the culture alive. I miss the Portuguese food I grew up with-the food is different here in California among the Portuguese.
deviantbadger 1 year ago