CONCURSOS NACIONAIS PRODUTOS TRADICIONAIS
National competitions for traditional Portuguese products are already recognized as a relevant event for the promotion of excellence and quality.
National competitions for traditional Portuguese products are already recognized as a relevant event for the promotion of excellence and quality.
Bombom de corte de 12g., com cobertura de chocolate puro negro com 58,2% de pasta de cacau. O acabamento é feito com um apontamento de canela em pó. O recheio é feito com duas ganaches separadas, estando uma sobre a outra. Uma de chocolate branco com 28% de pasta de cacau, onde se encontra incorporada a nata, a outra, de chocolate negro e leite, onde está a canela. No inicio o sabor do chocolate negro impõe-se, logo de seguida surge um sabor persistente de canela suavizado pela nata.
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The bread produced in the municipality of Mértola is one of the well-known breads of the Alentejo. It is a forehead bread (more raised at one end, resembling a fold), with a crispy crust, slightly brownish yellow, with traces of flour. The crumb is consistent and fluffy, with some alveoli, slightly grayish white or brownish.
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This alheira is made of hand shredded meat (visible when cut). It has a slight aroma and flavor of smoke and a seasoning where parsley stands out.
Yeast dough pastry, round in shape with hole in the center, topped with coffee frosting and spots of white frosting.
Very tasty and succulent meat, with a firm consistency and slightly moist, obtained from animals of the Mirandesa Breed raised in its original manor. The color ranges from light pink to light red, with white fat evenly distributed, with moderate intramuscular distribution in the steer. The muscle is fine-grained, with a firm, slightly moist consistency. It comes from Mirandesa breed cattle that have great bulk, with a brown color that darkens towards the ends. On the head, the protruding mottle stands out, covered with a tuft of golden hairs. Two parts of these carcasses that are protected by the Denomination of Origin have a particular reputation: the Posta and the Rodião, which can only be designated as “Mirandeses” if all legal rules and requirements are complied with.
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French toast made with Arrufada de Coimbra, fried in oil after soaking in milk and egg. They are then sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon. Weight/caliber: about 100g Exterior appearance: brownish yellow typical of frying and sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon Interior appearance: Dirty white or yellowish yeast cake due to the addition of cinnamon but moistened by the milk syrup Consistency: soft and moist Texture: Mild with a typical sandy feel for sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon Color: brownish yellow typical of frying and sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon Aroma: Christmas fritters with hints of cinnamon and Arrufada butter Taste: sweet, with hints of frying, with a predominance of cinnamon on the outside