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Mumbai chef tells a tale of Goa and Portugal cuisines with his new outing
Updated On: 04 February, 2018 01:06 PM IST | Mumbai | Anju Maskeri
Chef Gracian de Souza's earliest childhood memories go back to the summers he spent frolicking at the quaint Portuguese villa owned by his grandparents at Thivim, a village in Bardez, North Goa


Chef Gracian de Souza
Chef Gracian de Souza's earliest childhood memories go back to the summers he spent frolicking at the quaint Portuguese villa owned by his grandparents at Thivim, a village in Bardez, North Goa. "On Sundays, after morning mass, my family would gather around the dining table, sipping feni, listening to Jim Reeves. After that, a huge feast would be laid out, complete with soft and spongy bread called poie, tangy pork sorpotel and, my favourite, vindalho," he recalls. The large windows, a wide verandah and trademark yellow walls that defined his Goa home now find space at Porto & Poie, de Souza's first solo outing and an ode to his roots.


