5. Portuguese Bread and Garlic Soup
If you’re feeling under the weather, this Portuguese bread and garlic soup is just what you need!
It’s guaranteed to warm you up from the inside out, and one bowl is enough to lift your spirits.
The key is a beautiful, homemade, herbal paste of cilantro, garlic, Serrano chiles, olive oil, salt, and pepper.
You’ll mix half of that paste with chicken and beef stock to make the best-tasting broth imaginable!
Gobble up the soup with toasted cubes of day-old sourdough bread. Yum!
6. Sopa da Pedra (Portuguese Stone Soup)
Sopa de Pedra (Portuguese stone soup) is absolutely loaded with tasty goodness, including bacon, potatoes, kidney beans, and cured sausages.
It’s said the soup was made by traveling beggars, using actual stones and non-edible objects.
The story is believed to be a moral lesson about the importance of sharing in times of need.
So, why not invite all your friends over for dinner, and share this tasty, non-stone-filled soup?
5. Portuguese Bread and Garlic Soup
If you’re feeling under the weather, this Portuguese bread and garlic soup is just what you need!
It’s guaranteed to warm you up from the inside out, and one bowl is enough to lift your spirits.
The key is a beautiful, homemade, herbal paste of cilantro, garlic, Serrano chiles, olive oil, salt, and pepper.
You’ll mix half of that paste with chicken and beef stock to make the best-tasting broth imaginable!
Gobble up the soup with toasted cubes of day-old sourdough bread. Yum!
6. Sopa da Pedra (Portuguese Stone Soup)
Sopa de Pedra (Portuguese stone soup) is absolutely loaded with tasty goodness, including bacon, potatoes, kidney beans, and cured sausages.
It’s said the soup was made by traveling beggars, using actual stones and non-edible objects.
The story is believed to be a moral lesson about the importance of sharing in times of need.
So, why not invite all your friends over for dinner, and share this tasty, non-stone-filled soup?
