From a cozy bowl of stew to creamy egg custard tarts.
for the sandwich to end all sandwiches, the francesinha. Though even the word"sandwich" doesn't do this justice. The epic mealtime experience is made with two slices of bread, ham, sausage, steak , and linguiça . Then, the whole thing is smothered in melted cheese and a slightly spicy tomato and beer sauce.As though that weren't enough, the dish is usually served with a side of fries.
notes, it's a true late-night favorite, which, sure, can be enjoyed any time, but there's something extra special about savoring it in the wee hours of the morning after a hearty night out.Coming to Portugal and not having a sardine should be illegal. It's an uber-traditional dish that is often trotted out during the holidays and other celebrations.
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