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<p>As an afternoon snack or an accompaniment to a full meal, sausages are an integral part of Portuguese cuisine. In fact, it’s quite a challenge to find a meat dish in Portugal without at least one kind of enchido, or traditional Portuguese sausage. You can find it in cozido, feijoada (bean stew) or even mixed […]</p>
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