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Book "Portugal a mesa" - English from Portugal
Book "Madeira at your table" - English from Portugal
Pasteis de Nata recipe
Pasteis de Nata Stainless steel Baking Tins - 5 pieces from Portugal
Cinnamon Dispenser from Portugal
Portuguese pudding Cake Tin from Portugal
Pão de ló Baking Tin from Portugal
Milk Pot with Lid from Portugal
Cooper Cataplana 1/2 people - 21cm
Copper Cataplana 21cm - 2/3 people from Portugal
Copper Cataplana 30 cm - 5/6 people from Portugal
Copper Cataplana 36 cm - 8/10 people from Portugal
Stainless steel Cataplana 24cm - 4/5 people from Portugal
Stainless steel Cataplana 28cm - 5/6 people from Portugal
Stainless steel Cataplana 32cm - 7/8 people from Portugal
Stainless steel Cataplana 36cm - 10/12 people from Portugal
Stainless Steel Kettle - 2 liters
Spun yolks Maker from Portugal
Spun yolks Maker from Portugal
Chestnut Grill from Portugal
Stainless steel Condiment Set from Portugal
Présentoir à huile, vinaigre, sel et poivre en inox et bois
Stainless steel Oil Carafe from Portugal
Peixe I Ceramic oil Carafe - Blue from Portugal
Peixe I Ceramic Oil Carafe - White from Portugal
Girassol I Ceramic oil Carafe from Portugal
Sandstone Oil Carafe from Portugal
Fine stoneware Oil Carafe from Portugal
Fine stoneware Garlic Canister from Portugal
Fine stoneware kitchen Canister from Portugal
Stoneware kitchen Dosers - Set of 3 from Portugal
Moule à brioche en grès from Portugal
Stoneware pie Mould - 27cm from Portugal
Stoneware Bowl - 19cm from Portugal
Stoneware Bowl - 14cm from Portugal
White stoneware plate from Portugal
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Kitchenware

Portuguese cuisine, although copious, is still very healthy. The Mediterranean influence brings a permanent recourse to bread, olive oil and wine which constitute the food base. Popular traditions have made it possible to maintain typical Portuguese cooking utensils. 

The Cataplana designates both the recipes and the utensil used to make them. Typically Portuguese, it was originally made of copper. The demands of modern life have led to the appearance of stainless steel Cataplanas, which allows them to be used on induction fires.

The Pasteis de Nata are perhaps the most obvious illustration of Portuguese cuisine. Delicious little blanks cooked in a delicate puff pastry, they require a very special mould that allows them to retain their crunchiness.

Olive oil is an integral part of Portuguese culture. It requires an opaque container to preserve its properties. Ceramic decanters represent the shapes of nature and stainless steel decanters offer their timeless design.

The tradition of ceramics makes it possible to have magnificent coasters whose designs are based on the traditional patterns of Portuguese azulejos.