2017Traditional Desserts of Portugal (self-adhesive) - Set
2017 Traditional Desserts of Portugal (self-adhesive) - Set for only GBP £2.81
- 16.05.2017
- Atelier Design & etc
- Paulo Bastos (photos)
- La Poste
- Offset
- -
- 25 x 30 mm
- N20g, A20g, E20g, I20g
The history of Traditional Portuguese Desserts can be likened to a poem composed of words as simple as the ingredients used in the major- ity of recipes included in this rst philatelic issue devoted to this sweet theme. Water, eggs, sugar, milk and wheat our are a starting point for many creations, transforming, in the experienced hands of our pastry chefs, into sumptuous desserts, prodigious in shape, delicate in texture and surprising in avour. Like the best poems of simple words, through the alchemy of cooking, be it a simple chemical interaction or beautiful divine inspiration, the bringing together of these ingredients results in exceptional desserts that do not allow us to forget the places they were created and the people who made them or with whom we savour them. They penetrate our beings and we are never again able to escape from the memory of how they tasted. Just like the most beautiful poems that cause us to over ow with emotion, traditional Portuguese desserts ll our hearts with sweetness transformed into happy feelings.
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