12. Sopa da Pedra
Sopa da pedra is one of the most traditional Portuguese foods and part of the typical Mediterranean diet. Once considered the soup of the poor, sopa da pedra (literally means stone soup) can now be found in every Portuguese home and restaurant, from north to south.
The soup’s main ingredients are red kidney beans, cured meat and potatoes. Although meat is usually used to give flavor to the soup, it can be found in a vegetarian version as well. This filling soup can be a full meal, with cornbread dipped in olive oil. During wintertime, it will keep you warm all day.
Portugal Foodie Experiences
Take your Portugal Food & Drink experience to a whole new level by booking one of these awesome Portuguese food tours:
Learn to make Pastel de Nata
Learn to make these scrumptious delights on this 2-hour Pastel de Nata Baking Class. This immersive class is hosted by a local baker who will share all his insider tips and tricks on how you can replicate these pastries in the comfort of your own home.
12. Sopa da Pedra
Sopa da pedra is one of the most traditional Portuguese foods and part of the typical Mediterranean diet. Once considered the soup of the poor, sopa da pedra (literally means stone soup) can now be found in every Portuguese home and restaurant, from north to south.
The soup’s main ingredients are red kidney beans, cured meat and potatoes. Although meat is usually used to give flavor to the soup, it can be found in a vegetarian version as well. This filling soup can be a full meal, with cornbread dipped in olive oil. During wintertime, it will keep you warm all day.
Portugal Foodie Experiences
Take your Portugal Food & Drink experience to a whole new level by booking one of these awesome Portuguese food tours:
Learn to make Pastel de Nata
Learn to make these scrumptious delights on this 2-hour Pastel de Nata Baking Class. This immersive class is hosted by a local baker who will share all his insider tips and tricks on how you can replicate these pastries in the comfort of your own home.
