Alentejo: “a culinary soul of Portugal”
Lonely Planet points out that despite being little known or undervalued, Alentejo is one of the great culinary destinations in the world and sharing a guide for dinner “in the land of tradition in Portugal”.
“Alentejo is one of the great underappreciated culinary destinations in the world, with scenic vineyards, olive groves and fertile land, Alentejo is, in many ways, a culinary soul of Portugal”, a lonely planet says article which is a kind of gastronomic guide the Alentejo.
Among the culinary treasures 'hidden' in the Alentejo, Lonely Planet highlights the wine, fresh bread with olive oil, The pig, cheese, meat Alentejan, A Acorda e as oil and gas.
Since when it comes to desserts 'divine', the travel guide publisher considered a major reference, highlights the convent sweets, thin bread and sericaia.
also recommend, Clear, some destinations: Évora, Elvas, Portalegre, Reguengos de Monsaraz and Vila Nova de Milfontes.
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