If you’re not coming to Portugal for a fabulous food tour, then follow our recipe for a taste of Portuguese cuisine at home!

There are many wonderful things to say about Portugal, but one of the most astounding characteristics is its lush virile landscape. No matter where you turn, the land seems to have a mind of its own. Through every crack and crevice, new shoots burst forth to cover every nook and cranny within sight. It’s astounding to watch, if not awe-inspiring. And green-beans are just one of the many edible varieties that have snaked its way into your meal. 

Why soup? you ask. Easy, it’s a fast and efficient way of consuming your veggies in Portugal. Whether you need clean out your refrigerator, or try sneaky new ways of getting your little ones to amp up their vitamin intake, soups are obligatory at every meal. And though odd in the beginning, you’ll soon become an addict. Portuguese soups are absolutely phenomenal. 

Pair with: an Antao Vaz, a variety that produces white wines with body, warmth and mineral quality that complements the grassiness of the string beans. Allow to sit a couple of minutes before serving, which lifts this wine’s aging (maduro) quality.

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