DISQUS

Vitor Mendes · 1 year ago

Well Ryan, you just have to tell me when do you want for more of Cozido à Portuguesa, because although beeing a great traditional dish, your face while eating it was something to remeber... i am convinced that probbly you may have some portuguese ancesters... have you thought of that? Thank you for the wonderful laughs that i´ve just had while reading your post... Abraço

Jose · 1 year ago

So... it's a sort of cocido/cozido. Didn't you tasted ever any of the traditional spanish cocidos? It looks quite similar both sides of the border... Regards, Jose

Ana Mendes · 1 year ago

My God, Ryan! You really loved that! But you are right...It is amazing! My dad told me all about this, and it really made me laugh. XD I wish I was there with you guys...Maybe some other time...I'm sure you'll be back soon for some more Cozido á Portuguesa. :) Cheers!

Andrea Smith · 1 year ago

Hahaha that's great! I still haven't tried Cozido yet but you know what, all the local restaurants around here will post a sign on the window when they have it on the menu that day, just gotta get among the locals! I know what you mean about the potatoes, every time I get them with lunches here, they look so plain and sad but they taste so friggin good and melt in your mouth because they cook them to death in that kind of broth also! Now I definitely have to get up north soon where hopefully it's a bit cooler there right now to enjoy such a stew :p

José Silva Ra · 1 year ago

And the wine? We sugest a red Vinho Verde as Prazo da Cotovia