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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2016 · 55 MIN

Skills You Develop Just From Being Portuguese

from Our Portuguese Table · host Maria Lawton and Angela Simoes

Have you ever thought about all the skills you’ve developed just from being Portuguese? Think about it. How many events have you planned? (event planner!) Halls decorated? (interior decorator!) Meals cooked for dozens or hundreds of people? (executive chef!) You should be able to put these skills on a resume! Right?? This is a pretty fun episode where we share input from the community on all the different skills you develop just being Portuguese. And of course we talk about how much we love going to Portugal (Angela goes in a month!), and some yummy recipes that are some of Maria’s favorites. Piodao - http://whenonearth.net/piodao-portugals-picturesque-village/ Tomar - http://www.ezportugal.com/tomar-portugal Study in Portugal! - http://www.palcus.org/study-abroad Link to Facebook string about Portuguese Skills - https://www.facebook.com/angela.simoes.520900/posts/1745613702394130 Tomato sandwiches - http://www.southernliving.com/food/entertaining/tomato-sandwich Bacalhau ao Marineiro - http://www.soguima.com/pt/receita/bacalhau-a-marinheiro (though this isn’t the dish we talked about with the mayonnaise on top. Not sure what that one is called!)

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