Definition of Portugaise in English:

Portugaise

(also Portugais)

noun ˌpɔːtʃʊˈɡɛzˌpɔːtjʊˈɡɛz

1Cookery. "à la Portugaise": according to Portuguese style (in savoury dishes usually with tomatoes and frequently also onions and garlic).
2= Portuguese oyster.

adjective ˌpɔːtʃʊˈɡɛzˌpɔːtjʊˈɡɛz

Of food: prepared à la Portugaise.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Menon's French Family Cook. From French portugaise (early 17th cent. or earlier in à la portugaise prepared in Portuguese style, applied to various savoury or sweet dishes, e.g. oeufs à la Portugaise, ragout à la portugaise, omelette à la Portugaise, pomme à la portugaise; 1890 as noun in sense ‘Portuguese oyster’), feminine of portugais.

Definition of Portugaise in US English:

Portugaise

(also Portugais)

noun

1Cookery. "à la Portugaise": according to Portuguese style (in savoury dishes usually with tomatoes and frequently also onions and garlic).
2= Portuguese oyster.

adjective

Of food: prepared à la Portugaise.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Menon's French Family Cook. From French portugaise (early 17th cent. or earlier in à la portugaise prepared in Portuguese style, applied to various savoury or sweet dishes, e.g. oeufs à la Portugaise, ragout à la portugaise, omelette à la Portugaise, pomme à la portugaise; 1890 as noun in sense ‘Portuguese oyster’), feminine of portugais.

词汇	Portugaise
释义	Definition of Portugaise in English: Portugaise (also Portugais) noun ˌpɔːtʃʊˈɡɛzˌpɔːtjʊˈɡɛz 1Cookery. "à la Portugaise": according to Portuguese style (in savoury dishes usually with tomatoes and frequently also onions and garlic). 2= Portuguese oyster. adjective ˌpɔːtʃʊˈɡɛzˌpɔːtjʊˈɡɛz Of food: prepared à la Portugaise. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Menon's French Family Cook. From French portugaise (early 17th cent. or earlier in à la portugaise prepared in Portuguese style, applied to various savoury or sweet dishes, e.g. oeufs à la Portugaise, ragout à la portugaise, omelette à la Portugaise, pomme à la portugaise; 1890 as noun in sense ‘Portuguese oyster’), feminine of portugais. Definition of Portugaise in US English: Portugaise (also Portugais) noun 1Cookery. "à la Portugaise": according to Portuguese style (in savoury dishes usually with tomatoes and frequently also onions and garlic). 2= Portuguese oyster. adjective Of food: prepared à la Portugaise. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Menon's French Family Cook. From French portugaise (early 17th cent. or earlier in à la portugaise prepared in Portuguese style, applied to various savoury or sweet dishes, e.g. oeufs à la Portugaise, ragout à la portugaise, omelette à la Portugaise, pomme à la portugaise; 1890 as noun in sense ‘Portuguese oyster’), feminine of portugais.
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