How Humans Made the Soil of the Douro Valley

How Humans Made the Soil of the Douro Valley

This is the second lecture in regards to the Douro Valley by the good viticulturist António Magalhães. Today’s theme goes beneath the floor — actually. After exploring the local weather in our first session, we flip to the second pillar of the area’s terroir: its soil. A Soil Made by Hand When you stroll via a…

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Pastel de Nata (Portuguese custard tarts) in a plate

Pastel de Nata (Portuguese custard tarts)

Learn easy methods to make a crispy, fast and home made Pastel de Nata with a creamy filling made with egg yolks, milk, sugar, and corn starch flour! When we consider conventional Portuguese recipes, the well-known Pastel de Nata are often the very first thing that involves thoughts! Now you need not go away dwelling…

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The Witching or Devil’s Hour – Piglet in Portugal

I’m not superstitious, however… Quote from Wiki “In folklorethe witching hour or devil’s hour is a time of night that is associated with supernatural events, whereby witches, demons and ghosts are thought to appear and be at their most powerful. Definitions vary, and include the hour immediately after midnight and the time between 3:00 am and…

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How Was Your Week? – Piglet in Portugal

How Was Your Week? – Piglet in Portugal

If we have been having espresso, I’d point out it has been one other busy week, which included an opportunity assembly with an expensive buddy whom we’d misplaced contact with. Our misinterpretation of the possibly difficult cause for his or her silence meant we had not reached out once more. However, their obvious silence was…

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Garden Diary October – Piglet in Portugal

Garden Diary October – Piglet in Portugal

As September drifts into October in a blaze of sunshine, albeit accompanied by a cold breeze, I now curse my tardiness for not going to the native month-to-month market final Sunday to purchase broccoli, lettuce and perhaps some cucumber plugs. Why didn’t I am going? It rained. A poor excuse, particularly since I’ll miss the…

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