How to cook pataniscas as a Portuguese
Pataniscas: Master the art of cooking a quintessential Portuguese delight, with traditional ingredients and a dash of culinary finesse.
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Batalha Monastery, Portugal
The Batalha Monastery and the Illustrious Generation symbolize Portugal’s cultural and political prowess, leaving a lasting legacy in history.
Cod or codfish in Portugal
Codfish, or simply cod, is a significant icon of Portuguese gastronomy. Why? Which cod dishes are the most popular? Why do the Portuguese consume so much cod, and how did it all start?
Obidos, Portugal
Obidos is a charming Portuguese town, enclosed by medieval walls, featuring cobblestone streets, vibrant houses, and a picturesque castle overlooking.
Tomar, Portugal
Tomar, former seat of the Order of the Knights Templar, is a city of great charm for its artistic and cultural wealth, whose greatest expression is in the Convent of Christ, one of the chief works of the Portuguese Renaissance.
Alheira or farinheira, two Portuguese sauseges.
Alheira and farinheira, two different sausages you can only find in Portugal. Find about their origins, differences, and how to ccok them.