Portuguese delicacies

The regional cuisine of the Algarve offers almost everything a connoisseur's heart desires. In the following we give you a few terms to take with you.

Menu Menus
Wine List List of wines
Cover (usually against payment) Couvert (contains bread, cheese, olives, butter and sardine paste)

Typical national dishes

Caldeirada Fish stew with potatoes, tomatoes, peppers and onions
Codfish Stockfish (grilled, cooked)
Cataplana Fish stew with mussels, peppers, tomatoes and potatoes
Carne de Porco a alentejana Mussels and pork with coriander
Seafood Rice Rice pot with seafood

Soups (sopa)

Green Broth pureed soup made from kale and potatoes with sausage
Alentejo soup clear broth with garlic, egg, chervil and bread cubes
Sopa de Galinha / Sopa de Canja chicken soup

Fish (peixe)

Swordfish Swordfish
Sardines Sardines (best grilled)
Flounder sole
Bife de Atum tuna steak
grouper Silver bass
Red mullet rosefish
Squid Octopus
Ameijoas cockles
Snapper Sea bream
Salmon Salmon

Shellfish (Mariscos)

Lobster crayfish
Shrimp Crabs

Meat (carne)

Cooked various types of cooked meat, sausage, cabbage, potatoes and carrots
Carne de Porco Assada roast pork
Carne de Vitela veal roast
Costeleta de Porco pork chop
Costeleta de Vitela veal chop
Estufada Beef pot roast
Bife de Porco / Vaca Pork steak / beef steak
Lombo de Vaca Beef sirloin / fillet

Poultry (Aves)

Franco piri piri Chicken with chili seasoning
Peru Turkey
Duck Duck

Side dishes (Acompanhamento)

Vegetables Vegetables
Boiled potatoes cooked potatoes
French fries French fries
Rice Rice
Mixed salad Mixed salad
Bread Bread

Dessert (Sobremesa)

Fruit salad fruit salad
Ice cold Ice Cream
Tarte de Amendoa almond cake
Tarte de nata Cream cake
Pudim Caramelo Caramel pudding
Sweet rice rice pudding
Cheese Käse,

Coffee (cafe)

Beak small black espresso
Bica Pingada Espresso with a little milk
Cafe duplo double espresso
Cafe com head coffee with milk
Galao large glass of white coffee

Wines (Vinhos)
You should definitely try the local wines! In the interior of the country, preference is given to growing heavy, tannin-rich red wines, while in the north the sparkling Vinho Verde, the well-known young white wine - a real specialty of Portugal - predominates. The slight tingling and pearls are characteristic. Another specialty of Portugal is port wine (Vinho do Porto). The grapes of this wine, improved by adding brandy, grow in the rugged, mountainous area of ​​the Douro upper reaches in northern Portugal. Port wines are white or red, with the red being the more famous and the white usually the drier (Seco). The alcohol content is 19-24%.

Vinho Blanco White wine
Red wine red wine
Green wine Green, young wine