My daughter Sofia loved so much the Portuguese cuisine when she stayed in Porto and in Coimbra last year. Here are some captivating mouth-watering pictures taken by her.
Minha filha Sofia gostou muito da culinária portuguesa, quando esteve no Porto e em Coimbra, no ano passado. Ela tirou fotos de dar água na boca.
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Entradas - Appetizer at restaurant "Ramada do Mar", in Matosinhos, Porto.
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Bacalhau à Gomes de Sá - Cape Verdean style Cod Fish, is a casserole of bacalhau (salt cod), potatoes, eggs,
olives, olive oil and onion. A delicious speciality from the
northern city of Porto. Recipe here.
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Pasta at "The Rock Planet" in Coimbra.
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"Francesinhas "("Little frenchies") is a special sandwich, an icon of both Porto’s and Portugal’s cuisine. It is a delicious huge sandwich that's made from grilled pork, smoke
cured pork sausage, between two slabs of bread, covered by melted
cheese and immersed in a spicy beer and tomato sauce, often topped with a fried
egg, usually served with french fries.
"Francesinhas" é um sanduíche muito especial, um ícone da culinária do Porto e de Portugal. É um sanduíche enorme feito com fatias de carne de porco grelhada, linguiça e salsicha de porco curados, duas fatias de pão, cobertas por queijo
derretido e imerso em molho de tomate picante, cerveja, às vezes com um ovo
frito por cima. Geralmente ele é servido com batatas fritas.
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Sofia is ready to savor the delicious and famous sandwich "Francesinhas" at the Restaurant and Snack Bar "O Afonso" in Porto. Sofia está pronta para se deliciar com o famoso sanduíche "Francesinhas", uma especialidade do Restaurante e Snack Bar "O Afonso", no Porto.
All photos were taken by Sofia de Amorim Mascaro.
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That does look delicious. I do like well-done seafood.
ReplyDeleteAh, nem me fale... Ainda sinto o sabor!
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A Sofia tem muito bom gosto!
As fotos estão fantásticas e o cabeçalho é de morrer de saudade!
Beijos!
Super that pasta at "The Rock Planet" in Coimbra!
ReplyDeleteAll interesting (and good!) dishes!
Oh dear Sonia, such delectable images I shall have to go and prepare some food now - something as delicious as Sofia presented in these images!
ReplyDeleteThe header photo is simply breathtaking. I adore architecture in all of its forms.
Trust you are having a lovely weekend dear Sonia.
Salted cod is indeed on every menu! :-)
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so good...
The food & the glass of chilled really looks tempting. Have a great weekend. Ram
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ReplyDeleteNoooooossa ! É pra nos matar de vontade! beijos,chica
ReplyDeleteGosh, I wonder if anywhere in all Los Angeles I can find a Little Frenchie. That's my mission. Thank you for the mouth-watering photos!
ReplyDeleteLots of FABULOUS Pictures of some vrry yummy looking food! A Mouth Watering post, my dear Sonia.....!
ReplyDeleteSofia's pictures are smashing1
Sonia --
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it's almost dinner time. You've made me quite hungry with those very appetizing dishes. For me, the pasta looks especially delicious.
What an enticing feast!
ReplyDeleteYou are making me feel so hungry! Sofia's sandwich look so inviting.
ReplyDelete. . . and love the header photo. Architecture is FASCINATING.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Sophia
ReplyDeleteand what beautiful photos of the food in Portugal.
Makes my mouth water!
My daughter is in Italy for a trip for her birthday.
European food is so inviting.
All best wishes.
all looks muy delicioso. i like simply grilled fish with potatoes or salsa.
ReplyDeleteAi, caramba!! Vou ter que nessa madrugada assaltar a geladeira!! :D O que sinto saudades de Portugal é o modo como eles comem peixes. Aqui no Brasil não temos o costume, infelizmente.
ReplyDeleteEstou a babar nas fotos. Não e faz isso, Sônia!!
:)
Beijus,
Querida Sónia
ReplyDeleteComo o Mundo é pequeno!
Mal podia eu imaginar que a sua bela filha Sofia estava no Porto,cidade onde vivo!Parabéns! Tem uma bela herdeira! Muitas felicidades para ela,a nível pessoal e profissional.
Já vi que provou a famosa «francesinha»!Deve ter-se deliciado com a nossa gastronomia!
Quando vi a imagem, fiquei muito emocionada,até me arrepiei!
Muitos beijinhos
Beatriz