Welcome to “My A-Z of Portugal” Over the coming weeks, month’s and even years, yes years (it will probably take me that long to go through the alphabet) I will be researching and writing about different aspects of life in Portugal.
A
Árvore de Alfarrobeiras
An Assador de Barro is NOT a Portuguese Toast Rack
B
Bacalhau à Brás
Bolo Rei – A symbol of the Christmas season in Portugal!
Bacalhau com Natas (Cod in Cream Sauce)
Bacalhau anyone?
Blackbirds In Portugal Are Once Again “Under Fire”
Brigadeiros
C
Cozido à Portuguesa
Caldo Verde (Traditional Portuguese Cabbage Soup
Courve Roxa Com Cominhos – Red Cabbage with Cumin
Carne de Porco à Alentejana (Pork with Clams)
D
E
F
Folar – Traditional Portuguese Easter Bread
FADO FADO is like Marmite!
H
I Praia da Ingrina
J
Jogo da Malha
K
L
Livro de Reclamações
Leite Creme – Portuguese Custard
M
Molho de Piri Piri ~ Portuguese Piri Piri Sauce Morcela de Chocolate
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
Tarte de Pascoa (Traditional Portuguese Easter Tart)
U
W
X
Y
UPDATE
Hi Julie, have added your link!
Thanks – was beginning to feel a bit left out
Oh Julie I’m so sorry. I added your link in the post and forgot to add it in the list.
I’m just working out the best place to keep the link-backs to everyones URLS so they are all in one place. I think if the blogger has an A-Z page I will link back to that otherwise I will add the link to their blog. Sitting here with a nice cuppa procrastinating LOL 
The last thing I want to do is miss anyone out. thanks for letting me know!
Kind regards
PiP
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Hi there! Count me in with my first post from my Canadian A-Z: A is for AWESOME http://wp.me/p1J9Lk-O9!
I loved that post Lindsay! Brought back memories
Portugal is lovely (but so is Spain!) I just got back from a 10-day vatoaicn there on Sunday, actually. Try to go to Oporto if you can; it’s in the North, and is the home of Port (yum!). Lisbon, of course, and then it depends. There are really pretty beach and fishing towns along the Lisbon coast (Cascais, Estoril), some really great historical sites to the north of Lisbon (Mafra, Alcobaca, Batalha) and southeast (Evora). Or if you want to be REALLY a beach bum, you could go to the southern coast, in the Algarve (I’ll bet it’s going to be super expensive, though).Um just make sure to 1) see a fado show in Lisbon, 2) go out in the Bairro Alto neighborhood (lisbon also), 3) have a wine/port tasting, and 4) drink lots of water!
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I know this was your great idea, PiP! Although I can’t keep up (beyond A for Alaska and Z for xylophone, I’ll be here to watch and enjoy!
Virtual huggz,
Jan
And, of course, germinated from Julie Dawn Fox. Off to see her blog next.
Julie is a great writer you will enjoy her blog
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Just managed to get out ‘D’ here is my post Carole… http://wordangell.wordpress.com/2012/01/31/a-z-of-the-uk-d-for-difficult-or-maybe-dunnottar-and-dover-another-day/#comment-558
Nice Blog, keep up the good work!