8legs: Azores, portugal

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A Food & Wine travel piece spotlights Portugal’s iconic holiday desserts and family traditions.
The article features Sonhos as a beloved airy fritter, enjoyed with cinnamon or honey.
Rabanadas are described as Portuguese-style French toast with Port wine or honey.
Bolo Rei is highlighted as the star of the table, a festive brioche-like cake.
Bolo Rainha is offered as a nutty, toasted alternative to Bolo Rei.
Arroz Doce is described as a timeless, comforting Portuguese classic.
Pudim is noted as a wobbly, creamy dessert often caramel-based.
Queijadas da Vila Franca are identified as a sugar-dusted Azorean specialty.
The article notes regional variations add unique twists to each dessert.
Experts emphasize these sweets reflect family life and traditions during holidays.
Pastelaria Versailles in Lisbon and Leitaria da Quinta do Paço in Porto are recommended spots.

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world1d ago

Small Azorean tuna boats rely on bamboo rods to fish sustainably, hoping to avoid overfishing.
About 30 boats remain in the Azorean autonomous region as fishermen fight for survival.
Fishermen describe unpredictable seasons with long trips and scarce catches impacting income.
Regulations cap catches and quotas, limiting what Eduino and crew can fish for income.
EU fishing quotas restrict species after limits are reached, leaving the crew with no earnings.
Fuel costs have risen, adding to the financial strain on small-scale boats.
Young people in the Azores show less interest in continuing the manual fishing tradition.
Fishermen question who controls the large-scale trawl fleets and why they face fewer limits.
The report highlights a regional struggle to keep manual, small-scale fishing viable amid policy and market pressures.
EU policy and market forces are shaping the future of Azorean pole-and-line fishing.

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world3h ago

A flight attendant recommends budget-friendly destinations for 2026, highlighting affordable options.
Destinations include Bosnia and Herzegovina, noted for its landscapes and landmarks.
South Africa is highlighted for its landscapes and wildlife reserves by the flight attendant.
The Azores, Portuguese territory, are praised for striking scenery and blue hydrangeas.
Portugal’s major cities like Lisbon, Porto, and Coimbra are recommended nearby.
The French Riviera is suggested for a beach-style holiday with scenic views.
Honduras is listed as a remarkable destination due to tropical rainforest and Copán.
Reaction on social media shows enthusiasm for the Azores and interest in the list.
The list aims to inspire budget-conscious travelers planning 2026 trips.

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