Sample typical Portuguese market products with a walk around the market. Once you've had your fill of the market, it's time for a walk back to your host's home to learn how to make traditional Portuguese dishes with the ingredients you bought, followed by dining on the dishes you create for lunch!
Antónia will be showing you how to cook each dish (you can also help her, if you like!) and will share the recipes afterward.
Her husband will accompany you throughout the whole experience by telling stories and tips about Portugal.
Visit an amazing local market to buy fresh produce and sample delicious local products at the best stalls.
Choose with the host what to cook and define the menu based on your preferences!
About your host Antónia: "I was born in the Alentejo, Portugal, and it is my roots that inspire me in the search for the flavors, perfumes and textures for the recipes that I have developed for many gastronomic magazines and books.
I am a publisher, food developer and editor of several publications and food developer, cook and manager of a different catering service at In Love with Food and Maria's Table."
Meeting point: Mercado de Arroios, Flower shop outside the market.
The place is very well located and served by Metro (Alameda station) and by Bus.
The building doesn't have elevator but we live on the first floor.
Host name: Antónia Peças
Host phone number: +351966629936
Address: R. Ângela Pinto 40D, 1900-069 Lisboa, Portugal
Directions: Meeting point-Mercado de Arroios, Flower shop outside the market.
The place is very well located and served by Metro (Alameda station) and by Bus.
The building doesn't have elevator but we live on the first floor.
Please contact your host by phone call or WhatsApp to confirm and/or ask any questions about the event.
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