
Portuguese Soups: Tradition, Recipes & Tableware Art
From Caldo Verde to Sopa da Pedra, Portuguese soups embody tradition and sharing. Discover authentic recipes and the art of serving them
Read moreFrom Caldo Verde to Sopa da Pedra, Portuguese soups embody tradition and sharing. Discover authentic recipes and the art of serving them
Read morePortuguese chouriço is much more than just a cured sausage – it is often enjoyed flambéed in the traditional clay chouriço grill. Discover how to prepare and savour chouriço just...
Read moreDuring your stay in Portugal, but especially in Porto, you will not escape the "Francesinha", a typical dish from this city. Discover its origin and its genuine recipe....
Read moreIn Portugal, as in many countries, November 11th, Saint Martin's Day, is the day when families gather to celebrate the last rays of sunshine and the arrival of the cold....
Read moreSlow-cooked stews, creamy cod gratins, duck rice and pork with clams… Portuguese cuisine finds its most authentic expression in clay dishes. These traditional utensils, born of artisanal know-how, retain heat...
Read moreTricana, Minor... probably the best Portuguese preserves. And it's no coincidence that they come from Conserveira de Lisboa: a must-try!
Read morePeri-Peri is a small chili pepper known for its complex, fruity flavors. Where does it originate? What are the best Peri-Peri recipes? How can you make your own Peri-Peri sauce?...
Read morePortuguese gastronomy leaves a lot of room for desserts. I have chosen for you those that are most often served at Christmas and I have translated the most authentic recipes:...
Read moreTo make your taste buds travel on December 25, from appetizer to dessert, here are our recipe ideas for a 100% Portuguese Christmas menu.
Read more10 culinary gems handed down from generation to generation: Discover the must-tries of traditional Northern Portuguese cuisine
Read moreThe choice between Tawny Port, Ruby Port and Vintage Port depends on both your taste preferences and the occasion for which you plan to drink it...
Read moreThe best Pasteis de Nata are to be bought in Lisbon and eaten on the spot, still warm. Please, never buy them in supermarkets or at the airport, you could...
Read moreMore than 250 grape varieties allow Portugal to offer a wide range of red, white and rosé wines, as well as green wines, sparkling wines, port wines, Madeira and Azores...
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