#Bacalhau à Brás

[chopwkuchni]

Portugalskŏ smażōnka ze dorszym (Bacalhau à Brás)

We rajzowaniu1 fest lubia nowe smaki. Prōbuja jakegoś dania tam, kaj2 sie urodziōło, a niyskorzyj3 jada do dōm i wynŏkwiōm4 cojsik podobnego. Bacalhau à Brás- dorsz ze kartŏflōmi i jajcami to na zicher5 bōło jedzynie dlo tych, kerzi6 niy mieli kans pijyndzy7 we portmanyju8. Ajnfachowe9, wartko10 sie to rychtuje11, ale smakuje richtich12 dobrze. Co potrza? 500 g fileta ze dorsza 500 g obranych…

[zweigabeln]

Portugiesischer Bacalhau à Brás: Ein traditionelles Fischgericht

Genieße den Geschmack Portugals mit unserem hausgemachten Bacalhau à Brás! 🇵🇹🐟 Knusprige Kartoffelstreifen, zarter Kabeljau in kleinen Stücken, schwarze Oliven und frische Petersilie – perfekt für ein traditionelles Abendessen. #PortugiesischeKüche

Geschichte und Herkunft des Rezepts Bacalhau à Brás, eines der beliebtesten Bacalhau-Gerichte in Portugal, stammt aus Lissabon. Dieses Gericht kombiniert geschickt gesalzenen Kabeljau mit Zwiebeln, gestreiften Kartoffeln und Eiern zu einer köstlichen, leicht cremigen Mischung. Es wird häufig mit schwarzen Oliven und frischer Petersilie garniert und steht stellvertretend für die einfache, aber…

[i9messi]

I love you — Ruben Dias

Rubén is so in love with you and in the heat of the moment, he lets you know his feelings.

Word count — 831

a/n: a little suggestive but not too much. also, i had to google some portuguese dishes, sorry if I'd made a mistake

ruben's masterlist

Ruben and you had been dating for a month and a half, the relationship was still at its starting point and yet, it was like you knew him your whole life. He was attentive, he loved to make flirty comments whenever he had the chance, and he showed his affection in ways that made your heart warm. That same night you had decided to go to a nice restaurant where they served traditional portuguese food.

Ruben was too excited that you would try the traditional food of his country, he was like a little boy who wanted to show his new toy to his friend. Except, you guys were much more than friends.

Ruben had not been able to take his eyes off you, from the moment he saw you wearing that dress he knew his pulse was frantic. Suddenly, he wanted to come back to his apartment, to have you all to himself. It was selfish thinking, but at the time, it was right thinking. In your case, you were still trying to get used to hearing him speak in his native language. There was something about the way he pronounced the words in portuguese, which made you drink from your glass of water urgently.

Your boyfriend talked to the restaurant managers and once he finished what you assumed was a friendly chat, they led you to a table. You had given Ruben all the freedom to choose the dishes, because you really had no idea of any of them. You were a little nervous about what you were going to eat, but you trusted your partner’s selection.

"If you make me eat something disgusting, I’ll get even."

Rubén smiled at you, "As much as your way of getting revenge sounds interesting to me, I promise I chose food you’ll like."

A few minutes later, the dishes finally arrived. You looked at the plate with your eyes wide open.

"What is this? What's its name?"

"Francesinha. I hope you like it."

Ruben helped you cut the Francesinha and you took the fork to your mouth. His eyes looked at you expectantly, waiting for your approval. The taste came to your taste buds, filling your mouth with flavor.

"Uhm, this is very good."

"Try this too, it’s called Bacalhau à Brás."

Everything was delicious and with each new dish, Ruben told you the names and told you what ingredients it had. You felt the heat build up in your body every time you heard him speak in his native language. He must have noticed the way you were looking at him, because he smiled at you. A sassy smile.

"Remind me to take you to Portugal, I can’t wait to introduce you to my country."

"Will you be my tour guide?"

"Among other things, yes."

"Well, I am a lucky person, I'll have an excellent and attractive tour guide. It will be difficult to focus on the view."

To be honest, Ruben was the view you cared most about.

He laughed, "And I'll have a beautiful tourist I long to kiss all the time."

"I don’t think that’s very professional of you."

He winked at you and you both continued eating from your plates. Once you finished your meals, your boyfriend took you to his apartment. You were entering his house when his hands went to your cheeks and he kissed you desperately. You were as desperate as him. Ruben pushed you to the armchair in the living room, where you climbed into his lap and continued kissing him.

"Do you think I didn’t notice the way you blushed when I spoke portuguese?"

You giggled, "Were you doing it on purpose?"

"Provoking you is my purpose in life, I love to see you all desperate and blushing. You should know by now."

"Ruben..." he didn’t let you keep talking, he just kissed you and you forgot what you had to tell him.

Everything your boyfriend did was on purpose, sometimes he would walk around his apartment when you were there showing off his abdomen, knowing in advance that his muscles and entire body made you think of improper things.. Ruben Dias loved to provoke you.

"Eu te amo."

It wasn’t hard for you to understand what those words meant. Ruben had told you that he loved you. He had said it so lightly that he himself had not noticed. You stepped out of his mouth and took a breath, your heart was beating frantically and you didn’t know if it was from those kisses, or the fact that your boyfriend had told you that he loved you.

"Ruben..." it was the first time he said those words.

"What did you just say?"

You just needed to confirm what you had heard.

Rubén noticed his words and, regardless of the nerves in his stomach, smiled and came to steal you a kiss.

"I said I love you."

"You do?"

"I do. I love you so much."

You smiled, "Eu te amo, Rubén."

[fangswbenefits]

Speaking of food is there any Portuguese dish you recommend when going there?

OMG YES!

Bacalhau à Brás

Pastel de Nata (egg tart)

Francesinha

Caldo verde (my favourite soup)

[jartita-me-teneis]

17 hechos que tal vez no sepas sobre Portugal:

1. La región del Algarve en Portugal cuenta con algunas de las playas más impresionantes de Europa, atrayendo a millones de turistas cada año. Sin embargo, más allá de sus playas, la región también ofrece pintorescos pueblos pesqueros, acantilados dramáticos y un rico patrimonio cultural.

2. La Universidad de Coimbra, establecida en 1290, es una de las universidades más antiguas en funcionamiento continuo del mundo. Su Biblioteca Joanina, construida en el siglo XVIII, es famosa por su exquisito estilo barroco y alberga miles de libros antiguos.

3. El portugués es el idioma oficial no sólo de Portugal, sino también de Brasil, Mozambique, Angola, Cabo Verde, Guinea-Bissau y Santo Tomé y Príncipe, por lo que es uno de los idiomas más hablados a nivel mundial.

4. Oporto, la segunda ciudad más grande de Portugal, es famosa por su producción de vino de Oporto. El vino se produce exclusivamente en el Valle del Duero y se envejece en bodegas a lo largo del río Duero antes de ser enviado desde Oporto.

5. Portugal es el mayor productor y exportador de corcho del mundo, con gran parte de su corcho cosechado de los robles de corcho que cubren el paisaje del país.

6. El puente Vasco da Gama en Lisboa es uno de los puentes más largos de Europa, que abarca el río Tajo con una longitud de más de 17 kilómetros (unos 11 millas). Lleva el nombre del famoso explorador portugués Vasco da Gama.

7. La Torre de Belém, Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO ubicada en Lisboa, fue construida a principios del siglo XVI como una fortaleza para defender el puerto de la ciudad. Es un impresionante ejemplo de arquitectura manuelina, adornada con intrincados tallados y símbolos marítimos.

8. El archipiélago portugués de las Azores, ubicado en el Océano Atlántico Norte, se compone de nueve islas volcánicas. Es un paraíso para los amantes de la naturaleza, ofreciendo paisajes únicos, aguas termales y oportunidades para avistar ballenas.

9. Portugal es el hogar de una de las librerías más antiguas del mundo, Livraria Bertrand, que abrió sus puertas en 1732 en Lisboa. Tiene el récord Guinness mundial de la librería más antigua.

10. A los portugueses les encanta su marisco, y uno de sus platos tradicionales es "Bacalhau à Brás", una sabrosa combinación de bacalao salado, cebollas, patatas y huevos.

11. El país tiene una rica tradición de música de fado, que se caracteriza por sus melodías conmovedoras y melancólicas letras. A menudo se realiza en entornos íntimos conocidos como "casas de fado", particularmente en los barrios históricos de Lisboa.

12. La región del Alentejo en el sur de Portugal es conocida por sus vastos bosques de roble alcornoque, llanuras rodantes y ciudades medievales en la cima de colinas. Es un escape tranquilo del ajetreo y el bullicio de la vida en la ciudad, ofreciendo a los visitantes un vistazo a la cultura tradicional portuguesa.

13. Portugal tiene una larga historia de exploración marítima, con exploradores de renombre como Vasco da Gama, Ferdinand Magallanes y Bartolomeu Dias. Sus viajes jugaron un papel significativo en la forma de la historia mundial durante la era del descubrimiento.

14. La ciudad portuguesa de Óbidos es famosa por sus bien conservadas murallas medievales y sus pintorescas calles. También es conocido por su festival anual del chocolate, donde los visitantes pueden disfrutar de una variedad de golosinas de chocolate.

15. Portugal es uno de los países más soleados de Europa, con más de 3.000 horas de sol al año en promedio. Su clima suave, combinado con sus diversos paisajes, lo convierten en un destino ideal para actividades al aire libre todo el año.

16. Portugal tiene una rica tradición de baldosas de cerámica, conocidas como azulejos, que adornan edificios, iglesias y palacios en todo el país. Estas baldosas intrincadamente diseñadas a menudo representan escenas históricas, motivos religiosos y patrones geométricos.

17. Portugal es el hogar del punto más occidental de Europa, Cabo da Roca, cerca de Lisboa. No es sólo un lugar pintoresco, sino que también tiene significado histórico ya que marca el borde del continente europeo.

[winryrockbellwannabe]

Heeyyyyy 🩷

for the “hi, I’m not from the US” ask set

4, 7, and 13.

Omg hiii <333 Tysm for the ask!! (i was literally on my way to send you one for this ask game when i saw the notif lmao)

4. favourite dish specific for your country?

Girl, where do I even start?!?! Rn, I gotta answer with my absolute current obsession, which is bacalhau à brás, or the vegan version, where i use green onion instead of the cod. it's just amazing.

Ohh there's also the Polvo à Lagareiro, my favorite dish ever (couldn't find a good recipe in english, sorry :(( i also dont know if this recipe is acurate at all LMAO, i never cooked this in my life, i only eat it in restaurants)

7. three words from your native language that you like the most?

uuh no idea actually. just from the sound of it, i really like the word lua (moon), fofa (cute) - bc the word itself is just cute, like, pure fluff, - and hm maybe sereia (mermaid) - the word is just so satisfying to hear.

(im ignoring the ones that are really similar in english, like etérea (etherial) which is the superior word in my opinion)

13. does your country (or family) have any specific superstitions or traditions that might seem strange to outsiders?

hm actually I'm not sure, my family is not really superstitious, but I'm going to say some cultural ones that im not really sure if they're just portuguese lol.

there's this saying that if you ears are warm someone is talking about you behind your back

Oh and entering places with the right foot, for luck. I'd do that sometimes if I really really wanted something to go well, like, first day of school, a test, etc

and the knock on the wood one, but im quite sure this one is quite popular outside of portugal as well lol

again, not sure if all of those are just portuguese, but those are the more common ones i can think of

sorry for the huge answer lol, again, tysm for the ask! <333

[elisacuorecucinaechiacchiere]

Bacalhau à Brás 🇵🇹

...e da Lisbona per voi la versione più porca di baccalà: questa versione spacca la faccia!😜

🟢 𝚂𝙰𝙻𝚅𝙰

🎶 𝙲𝙰𝙽𝚃𝙰 &

🍳 𝙲𝚄𝙲𝙸𝙽𝙰!

#𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘢 𝘱𝘦𝘳 𝘤𝘪𝘯𝘲𝘶𝘦 𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘰𝘯𝘦 (𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘭𝘢 𝘯𝘰𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘢 𝘧𝘢𝘮𝘪𝘨𝘭𝘪𝘢 😍):

👇 𝕀ℕ𝔾ℝ𝔼𝔻𝕀𝔼ℕ𝕋𝕀 👇

☺︎ 300 g di baccalà

☺︎ 200 g di cipolla bianca

☺︎ 400 g di patate

☺︎ 2 spicchi d’aglio

☺︎ 4 uova

☺︎ 1 mazzetto di prezzemolo

☺︎ 1 spicchio di aglio

☺︎ 1 cucchiaino di pepe

☺︎ Olio Evo

☺︎ Olio di semi

👇 ℙℝ𝕆ℂ𝔼𝔻𝕀𝕄𝔼ℕ𝕋𝕆 👇 

1. Lessiamo il baccalà in acqua bollente per 10 minuti

2. Scoliamo e lo lasciamo asciugare in un canovaccio

3. Sbucciamo le patate e le facciamo a bastoncini sottili

4. Friggiamo le patate in olio bollente, una volta cotte le mettiamo nella carta assorbente

5. In un’altra padella mettiamo tanto olio e facciamo soffriggere la cipolla tagliata sottile

6. Aggiungiamo baccalà, aglio e patate, poi facciamo insaporire tutto insieme

7. Facciamo la salsa: tritiamo finemente il prezzemolo insieme all’aglio e al pepe, poi schiacciamo in un mortaio insieme a un po’ di olio fino a creare una salsina

8. Aggiungiamo la salsina al baccalà

9. Sbattiamo le uova e aggiungiamo il sale

10. Incorporiamo le uova, rigiriamo velocemente finché non sono cotte abbastanza, ma umide

11. E serviamo il nostro baccalà!

𝘙𝘪𝘤𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘢 𝘪𝘯 𝘭𝘦𝘨𝘨𝘦𝘳𝘦𝘻𝘻𝘢. 𝘋𝘢 𝘯𝘰𝘯 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘧𝘰𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘤𝘰𝘯 𝘴𝘶𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘧𝘪𝘤𝘪𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘢̀.

𝘌̀ 𝘱𝘳𝘦𝘻𝘪𝘰𝘴𝘢, 𝘮𝘢𝘯𝘦𝘨𝘨𝘪𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘤𝘰𝘯 𝘤𝘶𝘳𝘢 🤗

_________😉❤️👩‍🍳💋________

#baccalà #lisbona #lisboa #bacalhauabras #bacalhau #elisacuorecucinaechiacchiere #elisaccc #popolofelice #leggerezza #buonumore #racconti #risate #ricette #food #instafood #instagood #foodblog #foodblogger #foodlover #cucina #passione

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Eu traduzo para as #pessoasfelizes! 😂:

Bacalhau à Brás 🇵🇹

...e de Lisboa para vocês a versão mais sacana do bacalhau: esta versão é de cair o queixo!😜

🟢 𝚂𝙰𝙻𝚅𝙰𝚁

🎶 𝙲𝙰𝙽𝚃𝙰𝚁 &

🍳 𝙲𝙾𝚉𝙸𝙽𝙷𝙾𝚄!

#𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘦𝘪𝘵𝘢 𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘢 𝘤𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘰 𝘱𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘰𝘢𝘴 (𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘰 𝘢 𝘯𝘰𝘴𝘴𝘢 𝘧𝘢𝘮𝘪́𝘭𝘪𝘢 😍):

👇 𝕀ℕ𝔾ℝ𝔼𝔻𝕀𝔼ℕ𝕋𝔼𝕊 👇

☺︎ 300 g de bacalhau

☺︎ 200 g de cebola branca

☺︎ 400 g de batatas

☺︎ 2 dentes de alho

☺︎ 4 ovos

☺︎ 1 ramo de salsa

☺︎ 1 dente de alho

☺︎ 1 colher de chá de pimenta

☺︎ Óleo Evo

☺︎ Óleo de semente

👇 𝕄𝔼́𝕋𝕆𝔻𝕆 👇

1. Cozer o bacalhau em água a ferver durante 10 minutos

2. Escorra e deixe secar em um pano

3. Descasque as batatas e corte-as em palitos finos

4. Fritamos as batatas em óleo fervente, depois de cozidas colocamos em papel absorvente

5. Em outra panela coloque bastante azeite e frite a cebola picadinha

6. Adicione o bacalhau, o alho e as batatas e deixe tudo temperar junto

7. Vamos fazer o molho: pique finamente a salsa junto com o alho e a pimenta, depois amasse no pilão junto com um pouco de azeite para fazer um molho

8. Adicione o molho ao bacalhau

9. Bata os ovos e acrescente o sal

10. Incorpore os ovos, mexa rapidamente até que estejam cozidos o suficiente, mas úmidos

11. E vamos servir o nosso bacalhau!

𝘙𝘦𝘤𝘦𝘪𝘵𝘢 𝘤𝘰𝘮 𝘭𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘻𝘢. 𝘕ã𝘰 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘧𝘶𝘯𝘥𝘪𝘳 𝘤𝘰𝘮 𝘴𝘶𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘧𝘪𝘤𝘪𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘥𝘢𝘥𝘦.

É 𝘱𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘪𝘰𝘴𝘰, 𝘮𝘢𝘯𝘶𝘴𝘦𝘪𝘦 𝘤𝘰𝘮 𝘤𝘶𝘪𝘥𝘢𝘥𝘰 🤗

_________😉❤️👩‍🍳💋________

#receitaportuguesa #cozinhaportuguesa #cozinha #cozinhou #bomhumor #histórias #risos #receitas

[lexa-griffins]

What other Portuguese cuisine/food do you recommend?

In no particular order (and im gonna write them in portuguese)

Carne de porco a alentejana, Açorda de alho, Francezinha, Migas de alho com entrecosto, Amêijoas à bulhão pato, Bacalhau com Natas, Bacalhau A Brás, Arroz de Pato, Bacalhau Espiritual, Bitoque, Pastel de bacalhau, Caldo verde, Pica Pau, Moelas (or Pipis), Borrego in the oven.

[eggallthethings]

Bacalhau à Brás

[roomchailimited]

Lisbon’s Light: Exploring Portugal’s Sun-Kissed Capital

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a city bathed in light—both from its year-round sunny weather and the warm glow of its vibrant culture. From its cobbled streets and historic tramways to the striking blend of Moorish architecture and pastel-colored buildings, Lisbon is a city that entices travelers with its timeless charm and easy-going atmosphere. As I arrived, I was instantly captivated by the city’s relaxed energy and its seamless fusion of old and new.

Morning: Exploring Alfama and São Jorge Castle

My day began in Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest district, where the maze of narrow streets felt like a step back in time. The scent of grilled sardines wafted through the air as I wandered past traditional Fado houses and small cafés. Alfama’s charm lies in its authenticity—this is where locals still gather to chat on doorsteps and laundry hangs from balconies, creating a sense of community amidst the historic surroundings.

A short climb led me to São Jorge Castle, perched high above the city. The castle offers panoramic views over Lisbon and the shimmering Tagus River. As I walked along the ancient ramparts, it was easy to imagine the city’s long and storied past unfolding below. From Roman times to the Moors and the Portuguese monarchy, this castle has witnessed it all. The view alone made the climb worth every step.

Midday: Tram 28 and Bairro Alto

Next, I hopped on Tram 28, the iconic yellow tram that weaves through Lisbon’s historic neighborhoods. Riding this tram felt like a quintessential Lisbon experience as it rattled and clattered along steep hills, offering glimpses of the city’s beautiful architecture along the way. The tram journey took me through the heart of Bairro Alto, a lively district known for its vibrant street art, trendy shops, and energetic nightlife.

While in Bairro Alto, I stopped for lunch at a traditional Portuguese restaurant to savor the city’s famous dish, bacalhau à brás—a delicious mix of salt cod, onions, and crispy potatoes. Paired with a glass of local wine, it was the perfect way to recharge for the rest of the day.

Afternoon: Discovering Belém’s History and Sweet Treats

After lunch, I made my way to Belém, a district that celebrates Portugal’s maritime history. My first stop was the Belém Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that once guarded the entrance to Lisbon’s harbor. This fortress, standing proudly on the banks of the Tagus, is a symbol of the Age of Discovery when Portuguese explorers set sail to map new territories.

Nearby, I visited the Jerónimos Monastery, another stunning example of Portugal’s rich architectural heritage. The intricately carved stonework and peaceful cloisters provided a serene contrast to the bustling streets of the city. After absorbing the history, it was time for a treat—no visit to Belém is complete without tasting the famous pastéis de nata, Portugal’s beloved custard tarts. The original recipe, crafted in Belém, lived up to its reputation, with a crispy, flaky crust and creamy filling that melted in my mouth.

Evening: Sunset at the Tagus River and Bairro Alto’s Nightlife

As the day wound down, I made my way back to the banks of the Tagus River to watch the sunset. The fading light turned the water into a golden mirror, and the 25 de Abril Bridge, often compared to San Francisco’s Golden Gate, cast a striking silhouette against the colorful sky.

With the night setting in, I returned to Bairro Alto to experience its famed nightlife. As the streets came alive with music and laughter, I joined the locals in one of the neighborhood’s many Fado houses, where the soulful and melancholic music echoed through the night. Fado, a traditional Portuguese music genre, captures the essence of Lisbon’s heart and soul, and it was the perfect ending to my day.

Conclusion: Lisbon’s Unforgettable Light with Roomchai Limited

My journey through Lisbon was an unforgettable experience, made even more seamless thanks to Roomchai Limited. Their attention to detail and personalized travel services ensured that I had ample time to explore Lisbon’s highlights while uncovering some of the city’s hidden gems. From arranging the perfect guided tour of Alfama to recommending the best spots to enjoy Lisbon’s food and culture, Roomchai Limited provided an exceptional experience.

While other travel agencies like Obokash and ShareTrip also offer packages to Lisbon, Roomchai stood out with its customized itineraries and insider knowledge. Their expertise in curating a well-rounded trip allowed me to dive deep into Lisbon’s light-filled culture without any hassle. For anyone planning a trip to this sun-kissed capital, Roomchai Limited offers the perfect balance of guidance and flexibility, ensuring a journey that’s as bright and memorable as Lisbon itself.

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როგორ იკვებებიან ცნობილი ფეხბურთელები და როგორი საჭმელი უყვართ მათ ფეხბურთის გულშემატკივრებს და არამხოლოდ მათ, ხშირად აინტერესებთ თუ როგორ იკვებებიან ��ათი საყვარელი სპორტსმენები და რომელია მათი საყვარელი კერძები. სწორედ ამიტომ გადავწყვიტეთ მოგვეძიებინა ინფორმაცია იმ ფეხბურთელების საყვარელი კერძების შესახებ, რომლებიც 2024 წლის ევროპის ჩემპიონატზე თამაშობდნენ. ცნობილი ვარსკვლავი კრიშტიანუ რონალდუ ერთ-ერთი საუკეთესო ფეხბურთელია, რომელიც თავისი წარმოუდგენელი ფიზიკურობითა და მკაცრი დიეტების რუტინითაა განთქმული. ვარსკვლავი თავს იკავებს შაქრიანი საკვების მიღებისგან, ასევე ერიდება წითელ ხორცს, ალკოჰოლს ან სხვა რაიმე გაზიან სასმელებს. 39 წლის პორტუგალიელი ვარსკვლავის საყვარელი საჭმელია Bacalhau à Brás - ეს არის კლასიკური პორტუგალიური კერძი, რომელიც მზადდება დაქუცმაცებული მარილიანი ვირთევზათი ან ბაკალჰაუით (ხმელი და დამარილებული ვირთევზა), ასევე ხახვით, წვრილად დაჭრილი შემწვარი კარტოფილითა და ათქვეფილი კვერცხით. ინგლისელი ფეხბურთელი ჯუდ ბელინგემი დიდ ყურადღებას აქცევს კვებას. The Athletic-ის ცნობით, ბელინგემმა დაიქირავა პირადი შეფ-მზარეული ალბერტო მასტრომატეო, რომელიც ყოველდღიურად გულდასმით აწესრიგებს ვარსკვლავის კვების რაციონს. ფეხბურთელის კვების რაციონი მოიცავს ბერძნულ იოგურტს შვრიის ფანტელებით და ჩიას თესლებით, პომიდვრის ტოსტს და ასევე უცხიმო დიეტებს. ვარსკვლავი უპირატესობას ანიჭებს მჭლე ცილოვან საკვებს, როგორიცაა ინდაური, ქათამი და ა.შ. როგორც ამბობენ, მადრიდის „რეალის“ ვარსკვლავ ბიჭს ძალიან უყვარს მოხარშული ლობიო კვერცხთან ერთად, რომელიც, როგორც ამბობენ, მისი საყვარელი საკვებია. საქართველოს ეროვნული ნაკრებისა და საფეხბურთო კლუბ „ნაპოლის“ 23 წლის ფეხბურთელის ხვიჩა კვარაცხელიას საყვარელი კერძი კი ხინკალია. კითხვის გაგრძელება  #drpkhakadze #pitskhelauri გაიგეთ მეტი ჩვენს ტელეგრამ არხზე შემოგვიერთდით ტელეგრამზე: https://t.me/SheniEkimi Read the full article

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Wanderlust Diaries: Exploring the Hidden Gems of Portugal

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Introduction

Portugal, with its stunning coastline, charming cities, and rich history, is a dream destination for any traveler. From the vibrant streets of Lisbon to the picturesque beaches of the Algarve, Portugal offers a diverse range of experiences. In this post, I'll take you on a journey through some of the hidden gems that make this country so special.

Day 1: Discovering Lisbon

Morning: Exploring Alfama

Start your trip in Lisbon, the capital city known for its hilly, coastal landscape. Begin your day with a visit to the Alfama district, the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon. Wander through its narrow, winding streets and soak in the historic atmosphere.

Must-See: São Jorge Castle offers panoramic views of the city and the Tagus River.

Tip: Take a tram ride on the famous Tram 28 for a scenic overview of the city.

Afternoon: Time Out Market

Head to the Time Out Market for lunch, where you can sample a variety of Portuguese dishes from local vendors. Don’t miss the pastel de nata, a delicious custard tart that's a Lisbon specialty.

Must-Try: Bacalhau à Brás, a traditional Portuguese dish made with salted cod, onions, and potatoes.

Evening: Bairro Alto

As the sun sets, make your way to Bairro Alto, known for its lively nightlife. Enjoy a fado performance, a traditional Portuguese music genre, while sipping on some local wine.

Tip: Visit Tasca do Chico, a popular spot for authentic fado music.

Day 2: Sintra’s Fairytale Palaces

Just a short train ride from Lisbon, Sintra is a town straight out of a fairytale. It's home to several stunning palaces and gardens.

Morning: Pena Palace

Start with a visit to Pena Palace, a colorful and eclectic palace perched on top of a hill. The views from the palace are absolutely breathtaking.

Must-See: The palace’s vibrant exterior and the surrounding park.

Afternoon: Quinta da Regaleira

Next, head to Quinta da Regaleira, a mystical estate with a romantic palace, chapel, and extensive gardens. Explore the Initiation Well, a spiraling underground tower that feels like something out of a fantasy novel.

Tip: Wear comfortable shoes as there’s a lot of walking involved.

Day 3: Relaxing in the Algarve

After soaking up the culture and history of Lisbon and Sintra, it's time to relax by the sea. The Algarve region, located in the southern part of Portugal, is famous for its stunning beaches and clear waters.

Morning: Ponta da Piedade

Start your day in Lagos at Ponta da Piedade, where you can admire dramatic cliffs and rock formations. Consider taking a boat tour to see the coastline from the water.

Must-See: The natural arches and sea caves.

Afternoon: Praia Dona Ana

Spend the afternoon lounging on Praia Dona Ana, one of the most beautiful beaches in the Algarve. The golden sand and turquoise waters are perfect for swimming and sunbathing.

Tip: Bring a picnic and plenty of water as amenities are limited.

Evening: Albufeira Old Town

End your trip with a visit to Albufeira Old Town. Wander through its charming streets, enjoy a seafood dinner, and take in the lively atmosphere.

Must-Try: Grilled sardines and seafood cataplana.

Conclusion

Portugal is a country that captivates the heart with its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. Whether you’re exploring the vibrant streets of Lisbon, the enchanting palaces of Sintra, or the serene beaches of the Algarve, there’s always something new to discover. I hope this guide inspires you to embark on your own Portuguese adventure.

Feel free to add your own photos, personal anecdotes, and additional tips to make the blog post uniquely yours!

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Savoring Authentic Portuguese Delights: A Culinary Journey at Bela Lisboa Restaurant

Nestled in the heart of Port Orange, Florida, Bela Lisboa Restaurant stands as a beacon of exquisite Mediterranean cuisine with a distinct Portuguese touch. From the moment you step through its doors, you are transported on a gastronomic journey through the vibrant flavors and rich culinary heritage of Portugal. In this article, we delve deep into what makes Bela Lisboa the ultimate destination for those seeking an authentic Portuguese dining experience.

Embracing Tradition with a Modern Twist:

At Bela Lisboa, tradition and innovation intertwine seamlessly to Portuguese Restaurant create a dining experience that is both familiar and exciting. The restaurant's menu reflects a deep respect for Portuguese culinary traditions while also incorporating modern techniques and ingredients to elevate each dish to new heights. From classic seafood dishes like Bacalhau à Brás to contemporary creations infused with Portuguese flavors, every bite tells a story of passion and craftsmanship.

A Symphony of Flavors:

One of the hallmarks of Portuguese cuisine is its bold and diverse flavors, influenced by centuries of trade and cultural exchange. At Bela Lisboa, every dish is a celebration of these flavors, meticulously crafted to tantalize the taste buds and awaken the senses. Whether you're indulging in tender grilled sardines, savory chorizo, or the iconic Pastéis de Nata, each bite is a revelation, offering a glimpse into the culinary soul of Portugal.

Freshness is Key:

Central to the philosophy of Bela Lisboa is a commitment to using only the freshest and finest ingredients available. From locally sourced produce to premium seafood and meats, every ingredient is carefully selected to ensure the highest quality and authenticity. This dedication to freshness not only enhances the flavor of each dish but also reflects the restaurant's commitment to sustainability and supporting local farmers and fishermen.

A Feast for the Senses:

Dining at Bela Lisboa is not just about satisfying hunger; it's a multisensory experience that engages all the senses. From the moment you enter the restaurant, you are greeted by the warm, inviting ambiance, accented by soft lighting and elegant décor that transports you to the sun-drenched shores of Portugal. The aroma of sizzling spices and grilled seafood fills the air, whetting your appetite and setting the stage for a memorable culinary journey.

Exceptional Service, Every Time:

At Bela Lisboa, hospitality is more than just a tradition; it's a way of life. From the friendly smiles of the staff to the attentive service at every table, guests are made to feel welcome and valued from the moment they arrive. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion with loved ones or simply enjoying a quiet dinner for two, the dedicated team at Bela Lisboa goes above and beyond to ensure that every dining experience is nothing short of extraordinary.

Why Bela Lisboa is the Best:

In a sea of restaurants vying for attention, Bela Lisboa stands out as a true gem, offering an unparalleled dining experience that is steeped in tradition yet infused with innovation. Here's why Bela Lisboa is the ultimate destination for lovers of Portuguese cuisine:

Authenticity: Bela Lisboa remains true to the authentic flavors and culinary traditions of Portugal, offering a truly immersive dining experience.

Quality Ingredients: With a focus on freshness and quality, Bela Lisboa ensures that every dish is made with the finest ingredients available, sourced from local producers whenever possible.

Ambiance: The warm and inviting ambiance of Bela Lisboa sets the stage for an unforgettable dining experience, whether you're enjoying a Bela Lisboa Restaurant Mediterranean Cuisine with Portuguese Touch romantic dinner or gathering with friends and family.

Stellar Service: From the moment you walk through the door, you are treated to exceptional service that is attentive, friendly, and personalized to your needs.

Innovation: While rooted in tradition, Bela Lisboa also embraces innovation, continually pushing the boundaries of Portuguese cuisine to offer new and exciting dishes that delight the senses.

In conclusion, Bela Lisboa Restaurant is more than just a place to eat; it's a culinary destination where tradition meets innovation, and every dish tells a story. Whether you're a seasoned foodie or simply seeking an unforgettable dining experience, Bela Lisboa invites you to savor the flavors of Portugal in every bite. Join us on a journey of culinary discovery and indulge in the magic of Bela Lisboa.

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Delicious Discoveries Unmissable Foods to Try on Your Europe Tour

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Embarking on a European adventure soon? Prepare your taste buds for a journey as epic as the scenic landscapes and historic sites! Europe is a treasure trove of culinary delights, each country offering its own unique flavors and must-try dishes.

Here’s a scrumptious list of unmissable foods you need to indulge in while touring the continent

Italy: Pizza Margherita and Gelato

Pizza Margherita: Originating from Naples, this classic pizza is a simple yet perfect blend of tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil. Experience the real deal straight from a wood-fired oven.

Gelato: Creamier and denser than regular ice cream, this Italian delight comes in an array of flavors. Try pistachio or stracciatella for an authentic treat.

France: Croissants and Coq au Vin

Croissants: A flaky, buttery pastry that’s a quintessential French breakfast staple. Pair it with a café au lait for the perfect Parisian morning.

Coq au Vin: This hearty dish of chicken braised in red wine, mushrooms, and onions is a comforting classic that’s best enjoyed in a cozy French bistro.

Spain: Paella and Churros

Paella: This iconic Spanish dish from Valencia is a flavorful mix of saffron-infused rice, seafood, and meats. Each bite is a taste of the Mediterranean.

Churros: Crispy, golden sticks of dough dusted with sugar, often dipped in thick hot chocolate. Perfect for a sweet snack or dessert.

Germany: Bratwurst and Pretzels

Bratwurst: These savory sausages, often grilled and served with mustard, are a staple of German cuisine. Enjoy them at a local beer garden with a pint of lager.

Pretzels: Soft, chewy, and slightly salty, pretzels are a delightful snack best eaten fresh from a bakery or street vendor.

Greece: Moussaka and Baklava

Moussaka: A luscious casserole of layered eggplant, minced meat, and béchamel sauce. It’s the ultimate comfort food in Greek cuisine.

Baklava: This sweet pastry made of layers of filo dough, filled with nuts and honey, is a heavenly treat that you can’t miss.

Portugal: Pastel de Nata and Bacalhau

Pastel de Nata: These creamy, custard-filled tarts with a crispy, flaky crust are simply divine. Enjoy them warm with a sprinkle of cinnamon.

Bacalhau: Salted cod prepared in numerous ways, but the most popular is Bacalhau à Brás, a comforting mix of shredded cod, onions, and potatoes.

Belgium: Waffles and Mussels

Waffles: Belgian waffles are crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and often topped with whipped cream, chocolate, or fresh fruit. Irresistible!

Moules-Frites: A pot of steamed mussels served with a side of crispy fries. This dish is simple yet incredibly satisfying.

Turkey: Kebab and Baklava

Kebab: Juicy, marinated meat grilled to perfection. Doner kebab, with its thinly sliced meat wrapped in flatbread, is a must-try street food.

Baklava: Similar to the Greek version but often infused with different spices and flavors unique to Turkish cuisine.

Ready to eat your way through Europe? Don’t forget to pair these dishes with local wines, beers, or traditional beverages to complete your culinary journey. Share your foodie finds and tag us in your delicious discoveries!

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¿Cuáles son las principales diferencias entre Amberes y Oporto como destinos turísticos?

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¿Cuáles son las principales diferencias entre Amberes y Oporto como destinos turísticos?

Atracciones turísticas de Amberes

Amberes, una ciudad fascinante en Bélgica, cuenta con una amplia variedad de atracciones turísticas que cautivan a los visitantes de todo el mundo. Uno de los puntos de interés más emblemáticos es la Catedral de Nuestra Señora, una majestuosa obra arquitectónica que alberga invaluables piezas de arte, incluyendo pinturas de artistas famosos como Rubens.

Otro lugar imperdible es la Plaza Mayor, rodeada de edificios históricos y con una atmósfera encantadora que invita a pasear y disfrutar de la arquitectura típica de la región. Para los amantes de la moda, la calle comercial De Meir es un paraíso de tiendas y boutiques de prestigio.

Amberes también es conocida por su distrito de diamantes, donde se concentra una gran cantidad de joyerías y talleres especializados en la talla de estas preciosas piedras, convirtiéndola en uno de los centros de comercio de diamantes más importantes del mundo.

Además, los amantes de la cerveza disfrutarán de las cervecerías locales, donde podrán degustar las variedades más deliciosas de la región. Y para los que buscan relajarse, los parques y jardines como el Parque Middelheim ofrecen un oasis de tranquilidad en medio de la ciudad.

En resumen, las atracciones turísticas de Amberes son tan diversas como impresionantes, haciendo de esta ciudad un destino imperdible para los viajeros que buscan arte, historia, moda y gastronomía en un mismo lugar. ¡Descubre Amberes y déjate sorprender por su encanto incomparable!

Gastronomía en Oporto

La gastronomía de Oporto es una experiencia única que combina la tradición con la innovación culinaria. Conocida por sus deliciosos platos de pescado fresco y marisco, esta ciudad portuguesa ofrece una amplia gama de sabores y texturas que deleitan a los paladares más exigentes.

Uno de los platos más emblemáticos de Oporto es la famosa "francesinha", una contundente y deliciosa mezcla de jamón, salchicha, carne asada y queso, todo ello bañado en una sabrosa salsa picante. Este plato, típico de la región norte de Portugal, es perfecto para los amantes de la carne y los sabores intensos.

Además de la francesinha, en Oporto se pueden degustar otros platos tradicionales como la "tripas à moda do Porto", un guiso de tripas de ternera con frijoles y verduras, o el "bacalhau à brás", una deliciosa receta de bacalao desmigado con cebolla, patatas fritas y huevo revuelto.

Para acompañar estos suculentos platos, nada mejor que un buen vino de Oporto, famoso en todo el mundo por su sabor único y su aroma inconfundible. Ya sea tinto o blanco, dulce o seco, el vino de Oporto es el compañero perfecto para una comida inolvidable en esta encantadora ciudad.

En resumen, la gastronomía de Oporto es una verdadera delicia para los sentidos. Con sus platos tradicionales y sus sabores auténticos, esta ciudad portuguesa se ha convertido en un destino gastronómico imprescindible para los amantes de la buena comida. ¡No dudes en visitar Oporto y disfrutar de su exquisita oferta culinaria!

Cultura en Amberes vs Oporto

Amberes y Oporto son destinos europeos famosos por su rica historia y vibrante vida cultural. Ambas ciudades ofrecen una amplia gama de experiencias culturales que atraen a turistas de todo el mundo.

Amberes, en Bélgica, es conocida por su arquitectura renacentista, museos de renombre mundial y su influencia en el mundo del arte. La ciudad es hogar de artistas icónicos como Peter Paul Rubens, y sus obras maestras se exhiben en museos como el Museo Real de Bellas Artes. Además, Amberes es reconocida por su escena de moda y diseño, con boutiques de diseñadores locales e internacionales.

Por otro lado, Oporto, en Portugal, es famosa por sus bodegas de vino de Oporto y su casco antiguo, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. La ciudad es un paraíso para los amantes de la gastronomía, con sus tradicionales restaurantes de mariscos y acogedoras tascas donde se puede disfrutar de la comida local y el vino de Oporto.

En cuanto a la vida nocturna, tanto Amberes como Oporto ofrecen una amplia variedad de bares, discotecas y locales de música en vivo donde los visitantes pueden disfrutar de la noche al ritmo de la música local e internacional.

En resumen, tanto Amberes como Oporto son destinos culturales imperdibles en Europa, cada uno con su propio encanto y propuestas únicas que ofrecen una experiencia enriquecedora y memorable para los amantes de la cultura y el arte.

Alojamiento en Amberes y Oporto

Alojamiento en Amberes y Oporto: dos destinos encantadores para explorar

Amberes y Oporto son dos ciudades vibrantes que ofrecen experiencias únicas a sus visitantes. En cuanto al alojamiento, ambas ciudades cuentan con una amplia selección de opciones que se adaptan a todo tipo de gustos y presupuestos.

En Amberes, capital mundial de los diamantes, es posible encontrar desde lujosos hoteles en el centro de la ciudad hasta acogedores bed and breakfast en los barrios más pintorescos. Los viajeros que buscan una experiencia única pueden optar por alojarse en un antiguo almacén reconvertido en un elegante hotel boutique, o incluso en un apartamento moderno con vistas al río Escalda.

Por otro lado, Oporto, conocida por su delicioso vino de Oporto y su encantador casco antiguo, ofrece igualmente una variedad de opciones de alojamiento. Desde románticos hoteles con vistas al río Duero hasta acogedores hostales en el corazón de la ciudad, Oporto tiene algo para cada tipo de viajero. Incluso es posible alojarse en una casa tradicional portuguesa, conocida como "casa da Ribeira", para sumergirse por completo en la cultura local.

Tanto en Amberes como en Oporto, la hospitalidad y la calidez de los habitantes locales se reflejan en la calidad del alojamiento disponible. Sea cual sea tu elección, alojarte en una de estas ciudades te permitirá vivir una experiencia inolvidable llena de historia, cultura y gastronomía. ¡Descubre Amberes y Oporto y déjate sorprender por su encanto único!

Transporte en ambos destinos

El transporte en ambos destinos es fundamental para garantizar un viaje exitoso y cómodo. Tanto si te desplazas por la ciudad como si viajas a otra región, contar con opciones de transporte eficientes y seguras es clave.

En las grandes ciudades, el transporte público suele ser la elección preferida de muchos viajeros. Autobuses, metros y trenes facilitan la movilidad de miles de personas a diario, ofreciendo rutas extensas y horarios regulares que se adaptan a las necesidades de los usuarios. Además, cada vez más ciudades fomentan el uso de medios de transporte sostenibles, como bicicletas compartidas o sistemas de alquiler de scooters eléctricos, contribuyendo así a la reducción de la contaminación y al descongestionamiento del tráfico.

Por otro lado, si tu destino requiere desplazamientos más largos, como viajar a otra ciudad o país, es importante contar con opciones de transporte interurbano. Los trenes de alta velocidad, los autobuses y los vuelos nacionales e internacionales son algunas de las alternativas que permiten conectar fácilmente diferentes destinos, ofreciendo comodidad y eficiencia en los traslados.

En resumen, planificar el transporte en ambos destinos es esencial para disfrutar al máximo de tu viaje. Ya sea utilizando el transporte público en la ciudad o optando por medios de transporte interurbano, asegúrate de elegir la opción que mejor se adapte a tus necesidades y preferencias, para vivir una experiencia de viaje inolvidable. ¡Buen viaje!