13 recipes of Portuguese desserts for Christmas.
Portuguese 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:...
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Portuguese 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:...
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Attract luck, health or love to yourself... Discover Portuguese superstitions for the New Year I
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It is one of the 13 most traditional Christmas desserts in Portugal: the Bolo Rei. However, this "Kings' cake" equivalent to the French Christmas cake has its origin... in France
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To make your taste buds travel on December 25, from appetizer to dessert, here are our recipe ideas for a 100% Portuguese Christmas menu.
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Feliz Natal! If Christmas holidays tend to standardize all over the world (and that's a pity) but Portuguese traditions are still alive. I suggest you discover them through this article.
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The Christmas markets "Mercados de Natal" are the opportunity to meet craftsmen, creators, producers and traders in the heart of their profession, in a festive and warm atmosphere. Follow us...
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You want to please your loved ones with authentic Christmas gifts. Why not celebrate Christmas in the colors of Portugal? Let us help you find the perfect Portuguese gift!
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From fabulous or unusual gifts to little touches... For him, for her or for the little ones... Discover 30 Portuguese gift ideas for Christmas
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In Portugal, there are almost as many recipes for Cataplana as there are cooks. However, there are some basic recipes. Here they are, translated from Portuguese...
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Meet Portugal’s iconic paprika-smoked chouriço. Explore key varieties, a traditional making method, serving ideas, and how to flambé it at the table with a clay assador.
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In Portugal, soup isn’t just a starter—it’s a true institution. Found on every table from lunch to dinner, it embodies both conviviality and the rustic simplicity of home cooking. Every...
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During 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....
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Discover why Portuguese clay bakeware makes food tender, evenly cooked, and piping hot. From Bacalhau com Natas and Duck Rice to Feijoada and Pork with Clams, learn the dishes that...
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Portuguese tableware and decorative objects in ceramic, porcelain, stoneware, or terracotta. Discover their differences, their advantages, and their drawbacks...
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Instead of giving in to soulless souvenir shops, let’s choose objects with meaning. And let a little Portuguese magic live on in our homes, in our hands, and in our...
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Summer is all about bold colors and feel-good vibes and your tableware should capture that spirit. Ready to transform your table?
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A vanished island, a crowned queen from the grave, the Templars’ treasure, a haunted monastery... Myths, legends, or true stories passed down through generations?
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Tricana, Minor... probably the best Portuguese canned goods. It's no coincidence, they come from Conserveira de Lisboa: A must-try!
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The "Camisola Poveira": The eventful history of a pullover born 150 years ago in a small village in Portugal, now an international icon.
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How did a nation of just one million souls achieve the impossible? In three centuries, they conquered lands, defied limits, and changed the world. Discover their extraordinary journey! (1/2)
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How did a nation of just one million souls achieve the impossible? In three centuries, they conquered lands, defied limits, and changed the world. Discover their extraordinary journey! (2/2)
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In Portugal, Valentine's Day is a centuries-old tradition full of romance and history. Dive into the enchanting story of the Lenços dos Namorados and uncover its deeper meaning. Keep reading!
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Peri-Peri, with its bold, fruity flavor, has a fascinating origin. Curious about the best recipes, how to make your own sauce, and where to find the best? Keep reading for...
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Wondering when to visit Lisbon? The answer is June, especially the 12th and 13th, when the Lisbon Festivals bring the city to life with vibrant celebrations. Keep reading to discover...
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April 25, 1974: The Carnation Revolution ignited democracy in Portugal, toppling an authoritarian regime. Dive into the remarkable events of this historic day and its lasting impact. Keep reading!
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Colorful wooden fisherman houses, fish market, sandy beaches, water sports... Discover Costa Nova in Portugal!
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Slipware, having fallen out of favor in the 20th century, is experiencing a captivating revival at the intersection of ancient techniques and modern creativity.
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Sardines or filleted sardines ? prepared with olive or sunflower oil ? Plain or in sauce ? What about vintage sardines? How to make your choice and be sure to...
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Barcelos is a small town in northern Portugal. It is in this city that a legend was born around a pilgrim and a rooster, which later became the symbol of...
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Fado is more than music; it's the soul of Portugal, rich with secrets and emotions. Uncover its mysterious origins, profound meaning, and lasting influence on Portuguese culture.
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Breathtaking landscapes, a rich history, a warm culture... Portugal is full of hidden treasures. Don't miss out!
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Discover Portugal's top 10 symbolic castles and fortresses out of the 200 scattered across the country. Immerse yourself in their rich history and cultural significance!
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10 culinary gems handed down from generation to generation: Discover the must-tries of traditional Northern Portuguese cuisine
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Azulejos are blue and white Portuguese tiles! Yes, but not only! Discover all the varieties of azulejos from Portugal!
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The ceramics of Coimbra, flourishing from the 16th to the 18th century, practically disappeared but find today the place it deserves thanks to some daring craftsmen...
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More 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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The 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...
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The Duke of Windsor, the Spanish royal family, the king of Romania, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Leslie Howard, Ian Fleming, Dušan Popov, Garbo... settle in Estoril during the Second World War......
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Vasco da Gama, Magellan and Bartolomeu Dias are 3 of the 33 Portuguese explorers who appear on the Padrão dos Descobrimentos. Discover who they are...
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Pena, Joanina, Benagil... These words may not mean anything to you. These are 3 of the 7 incredible places to discover in Portugal. More in the blog post...
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Vasco da Gama, Magellan, Saramago, Ronaldo... all have in common their fame that has gone beyond national borders. Discover these 11 illustrious Portuguese, known all over the world.
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The story of the Dead Queen is a secondary episode in the history of Portugal, but it is so amazing that it has given rise to many legends, books and...
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600 years ago, more than 50 great Portuguese navigators distinguished themselves by their discoveries. Thanks to them, in less than a century, the entire globe was covered by new maritime...
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Beyond these tourist places, Lisbon is full of unusual places where history, industry, landscapes, modern art... are mixed in an improbable way. I suggest you to discover some of them.
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In 1917, in Fátima, a succession of events gave rise to a mystery that has permeated the 20th century and to one of the greatest places of Catholic pilgrimage today.
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If you are planning to travel to Portugal, you will quickly notice that the "Bacalhau" is everywhere. Discover the origin of the consumption of this fish and some emblematic recipes...
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It is on the island of São Miguel in the Azores that there are two unique tea plantations, the "Gorreana" plantation and the "Porto Formoso" plantation, which are the only...
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We introduced the culture and processing of the Portuguese rush to French journalists for the broadcast of "Silence, ça pousse!" (Fr) on the "France 5" channel. It is for me an opportunity to share...
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You are planning your vacations or a weekend in Portugal, but don't know where to discover? In this article, we propose you to discover the city of Porto whether it...
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