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Typical Portuguese food

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Pastéis de bacalhau
A famous portuguese popular saying states that there are more codfish recipes than there are days in a year. A true standard of portuguese cuisine, bacalhau can, for example, be shredded to form a kind of fishcake. Golden-brown and with a crispy outer layer and a soft interior, these can be served as a starter or main course accompanied by rice.

Caldo Verde
A frequent presence at traditional Portuguese festivals in honour of the patron saint of each locality, caldo verde is a soup made from potatoes, onions, cabbage and slices of chorizo. It's the perfect comfort food and can be served as supper, or before any main course.

Cozido a Portuguesa
A traditional stew for meat lovers, this dish includes chicken, beef, pork and various pork sausages. This abundant meat festival also has some vegetables, such as boiled carrots, cabbage, potatoes, turnips and beans.

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Pasteis de bacalhau
Um famoso ditado popular português afirma que há mais receitas de bacalhau do que dias num ano. Um verdadeiro estandarte da cozinha portuguesa, o bacalhau pode, por exemplo, ser desfiado para formar uma espécie de bolinhos de peixe. Dourados e com uma camada exterior crocante e um interior suave, estes podem ser servidos como entrada ou prato principal acompanhados com arroz.

Caldo Verde
Uma presença frequente nas festas tradicionais portuguesas em honra do santo padroeiro de cada localidade, o caldo verde é uma sopa feita à base de batatas, cebola, couve e rodelas de chouriço. É a comfort food perfeita e pode ser servida como ceia, ou antes de qualquer prato principal.

Cozido a Portuguesa
Um cozido tradicional para amantes de carne, este prato inclui frango, carne de vaca, porco e várias salsichas de porco. Este abundante festival de carne tem também alguns vegetais, como cenouras cozidas, couve, batata, nabo e feijão.

23/06/2021

The PenaPalace is a romanticist castle in São Pedro de Penaferrim, in the Municipality of Sintra.
The castle stands on the top of a hill in the mountains above the town of Sintra, and on a clear day it can be easily seen from Lisbon.
It is a national monument and constitutes one of the major expressions of 19th-century Romanticism in the world.
The palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal.
The palace is a hedonistic mix of vividly painted terraces, decorative battlements and mythological statues, all of which stand at stark contrast to the lush greens of the Parque de Pena forest.
The interior of the Pena Palace is equally as fascinating, being restored to reflect the decor in 1910, when the Portuguese nobility fled to Brazil to escape the revolution.
Surrounding the Palacio da Pena are forested grounds, which continue the design ideals of Romanticism, with hidden pathways, mystical ornaments and stunning views.