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Typical Dishes

Azorean cuisine highlights fresh seafood and locally sourced ingredients, with dishes that reflect the islands' maritime heritage and agricultura! abundance. Cozido das Furnas, a meat and vegetable stew cooked underground using volcanic heat on São Miguel, is a traditional dish enjoyed for its unique flavor. Grilled limpets (lapas grelhadas) and barnacles (cracas) are popular appetizers. while desserts like queijadas da Graciosa and bolo lêvedo (sweet muffin) showcase the islands' sweet tooth. These dishes celebrate Azorean flavors and culinary traditions passed down through generations.

Recipes

Traditional recipes from the Azores invite visitors to savor authentic island flavors at home. Alcatra, a slow-cooked beef stew marinated in wine and spices, reflects Terceira's culinary heritage, while massa sovada (sweet bread) from São Miguel is a staple at breakfast and festive celebrations. These recipes capture the essence of Azorean cuisine, known for its simplicity, freshness. and use of local ingredients sourced from land and sea.

Restaurants

The Azores region boasts a diverse culinary scene that highlights its rich maritime heritage and fertile lands. ln Ponta Delgada, the capital of São Miguel lsland, Restaurante Alcides offers traditional Azorean dishes, including the famous cozido das Furnas. a hearty stew slow-cooked in volcanic soil. On Faial lsland, Canto da Doca provides a unique dining experience where guests cook their own meat and seafood on hot stone plates.

Terceira lsland's Beira Mar, located in the picturesque town of São Mateus, is renowned for its fresh seafood, particularly the grilled limpets and octopus. These restaurants, among many others, reflect the Azores' commitment to fresh, local ingredients and culinary traditions, ensuring a memorable dining experience for all visitors.
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