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WORLD HERITAGE SITES - Oporto City
The city was built along the hillsides overlooking the mouth of the
Douro river, is an outstanding urban landscape with a 2,000-year
history. Its continuous growth, linked to the sea, can be seen in the
many and varied monuments, from the cathedral with its Romanesque choir,
to the neoclassical Stock Exchange and the typically Portuguese
Manueline-style Church of Santa Clara.
The Committee of UNESCO decided to inscribe the
The Committee of UNESCO decided to inscribe the
nominated
property on the basis of cultural criterion (iv) considering that the
site is of outstanding universal value as the urban fabric and its many
historic buildings bear remarkable testimony to the development over the
past thousand years of a European city that looks outward to the west
for its cultural and commercial links.
Archaeological excavations nave revealed that there has been human occupation on the site of modern Oporto, at the mouth of the Douro River, since the 8th century BC, when there was a Phoenician trading settlement there, taking advantage of the access to the Interior afforded by the river. The Romans established a town there in the 1st century BC, under the name of Portus (= the port). And eventually centuries later gave the country it's name -> PORTUGAL
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Archaeological excavations nave revealed that there has been human occupation on the site of modern Oporto, at the mouth of the Douro River, since the 8th century BC, when there was a Phoenician trading settlement there, taking advantage of the access to the Interior afforded by the river. The Romans established a town there in the 1st century BC, under the name of Portus (= the port). And eventually centuries later gave the country it's name -> PORTUGAL
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Portuguese Cuisine - Purslane Soup
This is one of the most typical soups of
Alentejo cuisine, prepared with a vegetable that, despite being originally from
India and Middle East, conquered a strong position in the habits of the
people of the Alentejo region and. the recipe knows some variations it can
be made with fresh or ripened cheese.
Ingredients
Purslane: two bunches
Onion: 2
Potato: 500 gr
Olive oil: 1.5 dl
Garlic: 1 head
Homemade bread: 500 gr
Ingredients
Purslane: two bunches
Onion: 2
Potato: 500 gr
Olive oil: 1.5 dl
Garlic: 1 head
Homemade bread: 500 gr
Egg: 4
Fresh Cheese: 2
Preparation
Fresh Cheese: 2
Preparation
Preparing the purslane drawing the leaves only. Bundles must be large.
Cutting up onions into slices and fry a bit with the oil. Join the
leaves of purslane washed and allowed it to cook well, stirring with a
spoon. Drizzle with about 2 liters of water and allowed it to boil.
Remove from the white peel off the garlic head, which introduces whole
(without removing the purple skin of each clove) into the pot with the
broth to a boil. Still join the sliced potatoes thick. Quenched the soup
with salt and allowed it to bake. At the time of serving, place in to
the broth the eggs one by one and allowed them to poach. Finally put in
the pot the cheeses cut in large slices. Slice the bread in to a bowl
and drizzle with the broth. Apart from it you serve the potatoes, eggs,
the cheeses and the purslane.
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