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CASA DOS OVOS MOLES  EM LISBOA

Conventual sweets, secular and well

our. Recipes that bring time.

To savor slowly.

In the Mayans,

Eça de Queiroz could not resist

to the temptation of making Dâmaso Salcede ask:

 

“...six barrels of soft eggs from Aveiro (...) a very chic sweet (...) a delight, even known abroad.”

PAPO DE ANJO DE AMARANTE

Papo d'Anjo de Amarante

Dessert with Egg Yolk
DOM RODRIGO
QUEIJINHO DO CÉU

Queijinho do Céu mini

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PÃO DE LÓ DE OVAR

Pudim Abade de Priscos

According to

a legend

 

In the Monastery of Alcobaça, there was an opening in a wall measuring two meters high and 32 cm wide, which was used to control the monks' weight.

Once a month, the monks had to go through

this door, which was only possible by doing it sideways.

If, due to excess weight, the monks were unable to pass through the opening, they were forced

to diet.

RICH CAKES OR POOR CAKES?

There are days! In the time of the convents they distinguished themselves
the rich cakes of the poor cakes.

In the days when meat could be eaten, they were privileged
the rich cakes ,
and without
recrimination!

OVOS MOLES DE AVEIRO
BOLOS

BOLOS RICOS

Pão de Rala de Évora
Papo d'Anjo de Amarante 
Papo d'Anjo em calda de laranja
Pastel Meia Lua de Tentugal
Pastel de Tentugal
Pingo de Tocha
Pudim Abade de Priscos 

 

PEQUENOS
GRANDES

BOLOS RICOS

Queijinho do Céu mini
Queijinho de Figo
Queijada de Évora
Queijada do Céu
Queijada de Noz
Queijada de Tentugal

Rebuçados de Portalegre
São Gonçalo
Tocha Ovos Moles
Torta de Laranja
Trouxa de Ovos

Dom Rodrigo

Rebuçados
de Portalegre

Amarantinos

FIDALGO

Fidalgo mini

Pão de Ló de Ovar

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BOLOS RICOS

Amarantinos
Barquinhos de Ovos Moles de Aveiro
Beijinhos
Castanha de Ovos
Celeste mini
Dom Rodrigo
Ovos Moles de Aveiro
em hóstia e à colher

Fidalgo mini
Maminha de Freira
Pão de Ló de Amarante
Pão de Ló das Carmelitas
Pão de Ló de Ovar

PUDIM ABADE DE PRISCOS

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PUDIM ABADE DE PRISCOS

Pudim Abade de Priscos

The Abbot

of Priscos

 

He was considered one of the greatest cooks of the 19th century. He was known by the elders in Priscos as the old priest, who served Priscos for 47 years. He was also known for his great skills, both in ironing clothes,

sewing, embroidering, better than any nun.

BOLOS RICOS

Celeste
Encharcada
Fartes
Fidalgo
Lampreia
Mel e Noz
Morgado de Amêndoa
Morgado de Figo
Pão de Rala
Pudim Abade de Priscos

Queijinho Dourado
Queijinho do Céu
Sericaia
Toucinho do Céu

CELESTE

Celeste

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AREIAS
BROAS DE OVOS MOLES DE AVEIRO
Dessert with Egg Yolk
PÃO DE RALA
GELADOS DIVINOS

Torta de Laranja

Morgado de Figo

Mel e Noz

Ovos Moles de Aveiro

Pudim Abade de Priscos

BOLACHA DE MANTEIGA
BROAS DE MEL
Dessert with Egg Yolk
MEL E NOZ
TOUCINHO DO CÉU

Toucinho do Céu

In the 18th and 19th centuries,

 

Portugal was the main producer of eggs

of the world. Much of the egg white was exported and used as a purifier

in the production of white wine or even to iron men's elegant suits

richest, in the main cities

of the Western world.

BOLOS RICOS OU BOLOS POBRES?

Tem dias! No tempo dos conventos distinguiam-se
os bolos ricos dos bolos pobres.

Os biscoitos eram distinguidos
de bolos pobres;
seriam para comer nos dias
de abstinência litúrgica.

Mel e Noz

Biscoitos
Dessert with Egg Yolk

Broas de Fruta

Fatias de Noz

Broas de Mel

Bolachas de Manteiga

Gelados Divinos

GELADOS DIVINOS

And in the summer, divine recipes are served fresh!

Há receitas que merecem ser congeladas.

Pão de Rala

Súplicas

Raivas

Broas de

Ovos Moles

FIDALGUINHOS

Fidalguinhos

Areias

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