The BEST Alheira in PORTUGAL!!! (Mirandela vs Braganca)
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Where do you get the BEST alheira in Portugal? There's no doubt that it is in the north of Portugal, and most agree that it is in the region of Tras-os-Montes where the two cities Mirandela and Braganca are known to be the main contesters in alheira battle! In this video, we find out just how good alheira is. It is literally the best petisco Portugal has to offer!
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Would love to see you in Barcelos too my hometown.One day or two and try our rojões á moda do minho and um vinho verde👍
Which camera should be used for Vlogs!
There's no money that pay what you are doing for my country, I'm telling this from the bottom of my heart, thanks 🙌🙌
It's really true! We have a lot to be thankful for the excellent videos and work showing the riches that exist in our country (and that even some locals are unaware of). thank you very much, you are unique and it is a pleasure to follow your channel! ❤
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O que é que ele esta a fazer por Portugal ?! Lol
@@filipemachado5991 mais do que tu fazes. Só a publicidade que estes meninos fazem de Portugal no pais deles é fora de série. Valorizam o que Portugal tem mais que os portugueses, que infelizmente muitos de nós não sabemos o quão bom é o nosso país.
@@organiccold presumo que seja a profissão deles. Mas fazem-na bem, e têm mérito.
Joen it's becoming more Portuguese day by day 😅
The North of Portugal is simply beautiful.
"you know whats bouncy?"
SLAP!
To be honest looked really firm and not bouncy lol
We are so excited for this Braganca adventure! We got FOUR more videos coming up from this area so make sure to stay glued to the Stay Classy channel 😂
As Xutos say : " De Bragança a Lisboa , são 9 horas de distância... " you should listen to it on your way back to Lisbon 🎵🎶😹
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You will soon reach 10 million views on the channel! Congrats
Completely off topic but who do you cheer in a world/euro cup? Portugal or Netherlands? Ps Love the content keep up the good work
Another great video 💪🏼💪🏼.... But Amelia dint say Hasssup my boys 😊😊😊😜😜😜 keep the great videos guys 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
I am from Braganca,hope you enjoy,visit the Castle,and go have a beer at Cafe floresta!!
My boyfriend and I LOVE your videos. He is Portuguese and I'm South African. These videos are making me miss everything i love about Portugal. Scenery, FOOD, People and Pão.
Thank you 😊 can't wait to go back
E vinho 😍😍
OMG Portuguese sky is something of dreams! I swear is like nowhere in the world, even other places quite close to the Atlantic Ocean! Why??? I can’t explain it! But it is a thing!
Thank you for your visit 💚
It's amazing your video... and you need to stay more time in Mirandela to find in all the hidden alleys of the house of each transmontano more things ....
4 hours and 25 minutes from Lisbon to Mirandela? and 5 hours to Bragança
Others we have ... From Bragança to Lisbon It's 9 hours away... " - Xutos & Pontapés
I’m homesick. November cannot come soon enough. Obrigada You Two ❤️🇵🇹
Is that when you finally get here?
The moment he said "there's no ViaVerde"
SCUT's: Let me introduce myself
Nos dias de hoje não há SCUT, há portagens. As SCUT acabaram no Continente em 2011...
SCUT - Sem Custos para o Utilizador
@@diogorodrigues747 SCUT- Portagens SCUT é o nome dado a um modelo de financiamento de autoestradas e vias rápidas implementado em Portugal, baseado no modelo britânico das shadow toll.
I thought like 'are they not aware of scut!??? God! They will have a huge debt soon!'
Then I saw you guys are much more prepared than the common portuguese citizen..
Good for you guys!
@@thespookprod. Sim, mas já não existe em Portugal Continental desde 2011.
"Entre 2010 e 2016, praticamente todos os contratos de concessões SCUT foram revistos, em parte com o objetivo de diminuir as rendas pagas pelos concedentes aos concessionários. No caso das concessões do Estado, as alterações incluíram não só a mudança total do modelo de concessão (passaram de um regime de portagens SCUT para um regime de disponibilidade) como também a introdução de portagens reais, uma medida que se revelou bastante controversa desde que foi proposta pela primeira vez (em 2002) e que trouxe este modelo de financiamento para a “praça pública”. Com efeito, as portagens virtuais / SCUT são um modelo de financiamento de infraestruturas e não eram um assunto muito conhecido da opinião pública até 2002. Contudo, nesse ano, ocorreu uma mudança de governo; o novo governo, liderado por Durão Barroso, defendia que os encargos do Estado com as suas concessões SCUT eram um grave problema orçamental e que a introdução de portagens reais nas autoestradas incluídas nessas concessões era a única forma de o resolver. Ao longo da década de 2000, as vias rápidas incluídas nas concessões SCUT do Estado foram renumeradas como autoestradas (por exemplo, a Via do Infante, pertencente à concessão Algarve, foi reclassificada de IP1 para A22). Depois de vários avanços e recuos e no meio de significativa controvérsia, no Verão de 2010, o governo (liderado por José Sócrates) acabou por avançar com a introdução de portagens em todas as concessões SCUT do Estado. Em 15 de Outubro desse ano começou a cobrança de portagens aos utilizadores das autoestradas (e antigas vias rápidas) das concessões da Costa da Prata, Norte Litoral e Grande Porto. Em 8 de Dezembro de 2011, começaram-se a cobrar portagens nas autoestradas das restantes quatro concessões do Estado (Algarve, Beira Litoral, Beira Interior/Beira Alta e Interior Norte). Em 2015 foi concluída a última revisão dos contratos das Concessões do Estado. Em 2016 a região autónoma da Madeira concluiu uma revisão aos contratos das suas duas concessões SCUT (Vialitoral e Viaexpresso), mas tal não implicou a introdução de portagens reais, nem a substituição do modelo de portagens SCUT por outro. De facto, nas regiões autónomas as concessões com portagem SCUT nunca geraram uma controvérsia da magnitude da ocorrida em Portugal Continental. Assim, desde 2015, existem 3 concessões com portagem SCUT em Portugal: a Vialitoral (Madeira), a Viaexpresso (Madeira) e a São Miguel (Açores)."
Fonte: Wikipédia (adaptado)
Resumidamente, SCUT é um nome erroneamente dado às portagens eletrónicas que estão em autoestradas que já estiveram em regime de portagens SCUT. SCUT neste momento só na Madeira e Açores, no Continente já não há.
Just returned from Moncao And Melgaço...Absolutely Fantastic! Was in Braganca a couple year's ago...The Beef in the North is the best! In Chaves, Presunto...Cabrito also Rock's...The North of Portugal is my favorite from Viana do Costelo to Braganca and everywhere in between...Geres is one of the best National Parques I've been to! Hiking Trails, Ecopista, Swimming Holes and etc...You can't be bored in this country!
Love Joen's expressions when he enjoys the food!😂
Really enjoyed that! The food looks incredible. So much to discover in Portugal, North and South! Great drone work and accompanying music. Looking forward to seeing more from this trip.
The food all in Portugal is amazing but in the Northern is to die for.🤩 The Kingdom of Bragança used to be the richest area in Portugal . It was so rich that the king didn’t got tax from the citizens for many years. I am in love of Portugal, the people, the food, the country.❤️🥰😍
That is a mith... People in the area didn't get taxes because a great part of the region was populated with Leonese people and not with Galician people like in most of Portugal. Galician and Leonese didn't get along very well, so the abscense of taxes was an advantage and a way to "lusitanize" the region's culture. In fact, that difference it's still visible with the Mirandese language, an Asturian-Leonese language (and not Galician-Portuguese) and an oral past more related to Castille than to Portugal.
Diogo Rodrigues . What ever mith or not ; the people believe it was that way and it worked out .🤔😊
Thankou for loving e showing Portugal
Be blessed
You could do a review of Portugal trains. It'll be interesting.
Portuguese food is good for Koreans.. I think it's a geographical impact. It's the same peninsula.. Koreans especially love Portuguese seafood rice😍
You want to taste best seafood rice, you have to go to the Algarve.
You are very welcome in Portugal. 👋🇰🇬
@@davidlguerr I've been there, too.... Personally, I remember the seafood rice I ate in Madeira the most😍
@@aliochafonseca5973 Muito obrigado🤗... I've already visited Portugal five times
@@user-ym5uj6hd1r you are allways welcome. I hope one day i will visit your BEAUTYFUL country KOREA. Keep safe and healthy and enjoy life. Greetings. 😷.
If you are in the north of Portugal, I recomend you go to pensão Flávia. Just make sure to make a reservation with time.
There is a small place at Mirandela, called Taberna do Largo, where you can taste homemade alheira, served with rice. The food is just like mom's food, made by an old lady, and she really knows how to cook. She produces her own alheiras, so it is the real deal.
When you go to the north, visit Amarante, near Porto. It's an amazing historical village....😊
They already been there (well.. here). Last year, i think. They were in Amarante and Lixa.
It's the trip Joen mentions at 9:34
Thank you 😍😍 i am from Amarante
You should try the “Posta à Mirandesa” or in Mirandela or in Mirandela. I suggest the restaurante “ o Careto” near Bragança in the way to Rio de honor.
Posta à Mirandesa isn't from Mirandela dude, its from miranda do douro
Thanks for visiting my hometown Mirandela!! I live in Sweden now, so it is so cool to see my hometown here and see you eat my favourite food! Thank god my parents send me alheiras, so I can have a little bit of home here!
O Abel is very famous famous for the meats , specially the Posta . Alheira de Porco Bisaro and Alheira de Caça are the best ones for me, and the less bread they have the better they are, bread and fat is a way to cheat the consumer
O Abel is famous for a very good reason!! We didn't even know that there were layers of different alheiras! We are still rookies it appears!
@@stayclassyvlog hehehe in 20 years time,you will look back and say yep now we know and understand,you will teach new immigrants how to say placenames and explain the differences and nuances between alheira and chouriço,between"saudade" and homesick,as you will be as one with our way of life,our state of mind,with our land,you will have discussions with foreigners who say a Portuguese is like a quiet Spaniard hehhehe you'll have a chat with your lovely daughters teacher when fetching her from school,and in the evening on the terrace opening a bottle of wine,mesmorizing and contemplating these past 20 Years,you will be in peace with yourself and know deep inside you that you are one of US,a Portuguese Dane,and to end with a Paul Young citation,"Wherever I lay my hat that's my HOME!!!
Carlos SLB - You painted a beautiful picture!
@Carlos Saraiva I think it's terrific you've been able to see the magic through our eyes. :)
LMFAO!!! That part with the pig.😂😂I almost choked on my food. That, was funny. Totally didn’t expect that. Love your vlogs guts. 👏👏
OMG, you are making me so jealous, I just want to go back to Portugal now!! Beautiful views and food!! Keep bringing us fun and help us remember our Sunny Portugal!
The editing makes me cry 😢 Portugal is beautiful 😍😍
You guys really have to start recommending people to watch your videos in the big screen. So much better. What a great video.
You have to visit Miranda do Douro, the only place in the country where the people doesn't speak Portuguese but Mirandese, the second official language of Portugal.
they dont speak portuguese there? or you mean is the only place in portugal where some people still speak mirandes? from your words they would think if they go there there will be another language spoken :D
Love the pup and how much Joen loves sausage 🤣 and Amalie you are so gorgeous...especially in hats! Have a great day!
Another gem to discover. The landscapes looked like in a fairy tale, a paradise for painters. And Portugal, please start exporting these sausages to the rest of world. Love Amelia's comments and your filming was superbe. Can't wait to see more!
Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro is the best place in Portugal for an Autumn experience. You have the vineyards in the south of the region (Douro Vinhateiro) and you have chestnut tree and oak tree groves in the northern part (Montesinho, Gerês). It's gorgeous.
And you have 3 of the best autochthonous breeds of cows, perfect for "posta": Mirandesa (the one you had), "Barrosã" and "Maronesa". You also have autochthonous breeds of lamb (baby sheep) and kid (baby goat) and the cheese from their mother's milk (e.g. "terrincho").
* And also very pleasant in the rest of the year, as you've already tasted. :D
Northern Portugal is absolutely gorgeous, for its scenery, food and people. Thanks for sharing and I hope you get to see more of the North.😊👏
Nice job you are doing for my country. bless you, guys.
Hello Joen and Amalie!
I really hope you guys enjoy this trip. The people from Trás-os-montes (Transmontanos) are really good, humble, welcoming people.
That song of Trás os Montes must be in mirandese.
It's in Mirandese and it's called "La Lhoba".
You also should try Mranda do Douro, Vila Flor and Chaves, the first city founded by the roman empire under Flavius Augustus wich he called Aquae Flaviae (Flavius waters) because of the spring hot natural waters.
OMG you guys!! I can’t believe that you are here, in my hometown! I hope you enjoy our wonderful kingdom - “reino maravilhoso” as Miguel Torga said😉 Have a great great trip!!🧡 Can’t wait to see the next video!✌🏼LY
You are on the top ! Very nice video to show a beautiful Portugal country.thanks
Yoel is the real gentleman, how he gave the spicy sauce to Amelie, no wait... he didn’t 😂😂
Love the videos of you guys traveling around Portugal!!
Bragança is my hometown. You did a good option to show a different area from Portugal. Alheira is one of the best Portuguese dishes.
A channel for Lara. Congrats.
Hey Amalie og Joen
Jeg hedder Luis og jeg flyttne fra Portugal i 2013.
Jeg bo i Birkerød med min konne og tre af min 4 barne.
I definitely love Trás os Montes (hope you can visit Chaves some time, that also have amazing food and wine).
In the time we are living now, with corona and Portuguese borders 'recommended' as close for Danes or anyone living in Denmark, we've decided to stay in Denmark for this year holidays (which we are loving), but I must confess that we miss our little corner of ground on the shiny far and southern spot of Europe, and having seen this video, the faces and background voices of those amazing people from Trás os Montes, was one of the best things we could ever ask for.
Thank you so much for this video and keep on doing then and enjoying my wonderful country.
Vi ses
/Luis
i live in vila flor which is near mirandela
You guys really need to go to Montesinho and Rio de Onor! The music you put on the video is from Miranda do Douro and sang in Mirandês...which is the 2nd oficial language of Portugal.
We go there in the two next videos 🇵🇹❤️
@@stayclassyvlog Try "Albertino" in Gouveia..you can t miss this one, Joen u r going to love it ahah
When you come back to Trás-os-Montes, try to go to Rio de Onor. It's a special village where portuguese people and Spanish one live together, in community, in peace.👬👭👍
If u guys are going to montesinho ( I guess you re talking about penafiel old city) u should visit preguinhos on wheel. It's a restaurant
Lusitani and despite not being in the Land of Miranda, Rio de Onor also speaks Leonese (Moirandese). It is called Riodonor or Ruidenore natively.
My 2 favorite portuguese foods: Alheiras and Francesinhas
alheiras is one of my favourite portuguese dish! They are delicious!
@@mannyoliveira776 Im sorry i hate seafood Crab? You gotta be kidding...
Mirandesa, Arouquense e Barrosã are Portuguese races of cows are all them are amazing in flavour
Hello! The alheiras that you buy in continente are really from mirandela from factory called alheiras “Gracinda” (my uncle’s company) which is one of the first alheiras companys in mirandela ,we supply alheiras to continente for more than 15 years.
The normal alheiras from alheiras Gracinda (that you buy in continente) are good , but the best , of course, are homemade by our members of the family ;)
Also if someone from Bragança, or Chaves, or Vila Real, or ANY PART OF THE WORLD tells you that the best alheiras in world arent made in Mirandela THEY ARE LYING!!!
THE BEST ALHEIRAS ARE FROM MIRANDELA PERIOD!!!!!
Really liked this video, i loved the way you portraid the city of Mirandela “the most beautiful city in the northeast”, keep up the good work 👍
Another great video, thank you
You guys explore more Portugal than Portugal explored the world :b
👍👍
Hej guys....nice to see some of the sights inland. Looks very peaceful in those parts
Another great video. From us overseas, great to live vicariously through you.
Lovely video. Keep it up the good work 👍👍
ahhh how i miss alheira so much.... send me one to Oslo pleaseeeee :D cant wait to be able to travel to portugal and eat all the good food! if you guys have a chance, go to Mogadouro (restaurante a Lareira) and Miranda do Douro. 2 beautiful small towns with a lot of history and amazing landscape.
The best Posta Mirandesa I've ever had was in A Lareira. I was starving after a 6 hours trip...
Hi Classy Couple, I haven't commented in a while but I have watched all your videos. I'm in love with Lara. So adorable. This is a great video - love that you are focused on the best of..... Can't wait for part 2.
Come to Bairrada and try the Leitão à Bairrada
Beautiful! tasty food! Good shot with those storks on top of the electricity pole! Stolen screenshot!
Great job always enjoy watching your adventures
One fact...Alheiras not really from Mirandela or Bragança...It´s like Port Wine...it´s not originally from Porto!
In the case of the Alheiras, they are originally from small villages in the district of Mirandela and Bragança. The fact is that back in the days, all the cargo and regional products travelled by train from Mirandela to Porto, and when it arrived in Porto, people who announce the cargo said "Here are the Alheiras from Mirandela", the name stayed! Like Port Wine, It´s called Port Wine because the train that made the transport of the wine came from the hillside Douro Region, where you can see all the vineyards that produces Port Wine. It´s a small country but you guys have lots and lots to discover!
omg guys your videos are sooo good! I love the drone images! maybe one day you can go to my hometown (são martinho do porto) and make some drone videos there! keep up with the good work.
PLEASE do more food vlogs!!!
I which be there again, I loved, and love u all, Portugal, and Portuguese food, greet,
I know ur in Portugal but I’d LOVE to see you guys find a Japanese restaurant in your area and review the sushi.
I like to see how different countries struggle to make it.
There is a thing that you might like to know about Japan. Japanese people don't eat sushi that much or as much as europeans might think, they prefer tempura.
I am a sushi fan, and I have been to Japan and tried good quality originals so I feel I can discern the quality somewhat. I can say sushi had a big boom in Portugal in latest years but 80% are chinese restaurants that make cheap fusion sushi to ride the trend and they are not very good but pretty popular for beginners due to having more common flavors and cheap all you can eat buffets. There are some good Sushi restaurants but very expensive and mostly in Lisbon or Porto, and even in those they are predominantly Fusion sushi, in fact most of the people who follow the new sushi trend never really tasted the original nori flavor or japanese sushi rice, not to say their bad, there are some really good ones but dont expect the Japanese authentic flavor, those are rare and I only know 3 in the north area worth mentioning and most ppl dont actually like them due to the strong flavors and the vinegar in rice (we are mostly a salted rice country) so you can expect the algae to be very mild, the rice to have small amounts of vinegar or even none at all, and the fish is mostly salmon. Very common to see plenty of vegetables like cucumber and mayonnaise or fruits added to the salmon, and theres only one restaurant I know of that I can consider really a Japanese restaurant which has more focus on other Japanese dishes besides sushi.
the real name of this sausage is "Tabafeia" in Mirandés 😉
Mas em português transmontano é alheira!
"You know what is bouncy"? Jajajajajaja. Love this couple.
vocês vivem uma boa vida
Hello! I'm from Bragança and I'm very happy to be enjoying our region, a little forgotten by many people but with enormous wealth. In Bragança, given the whole situation of Covid-19, it will perhaps be a little more difficult to have access to certain places that I will talk about but that you must visit.
First, our beautiful castle. Around the castle we have a wall that forms a heart. Inside it we have Domus, a unique monument in the Iberian Peninsula. As if that were not enough, inside the main tower we have a military museum (unfortunately I don't know if it will be open). And of course, as I know that in Bragança you eat very well (and drink a lot of beer ahahah), visit the Tasca do Zé Tuga that is inside the citadel.
Another place I recommend visiting during the day, as during the night it becomes more frequented for bad reasons, is the São Bartolomeu viewpoint where you can see the whole city of Bragança!
I also recommend visiting the Pólis area, where you can take a stroll along the riverside, although this area of the city already needs some works.
Try to pass near the Cathedral of Bragança, it is a huge and quite beautiful church.
We have many more things, but for sure you already have plans outlined and I also leave you in the curiosity of visiting a small town but full of love and affection.
I hope you like it and sorry for the long comment.
Impossible not to love your vídeos. Puts a smile on my face 😁 love to see alheira satisfation too ahahahah keep it up, enjoy!
Amelie you are informed about that product. Congratulations.
Love your background music especially around the 11:00 min mark.
Omg guys I haven't been back home for over a year now and I'm missing alheira so so much, literally made my mouth water. Great video like always ❤️
Why do I always give my like before watching your videos amazing couple???? Love you.
I wish you had millions of subscribers, that way you could post everyday
For things like this that portuguese people are proud AF of Portugal. Keep things Simple and genuine. Cheers
I leave the like before the video starts 🤭
did you try posta mirandesa? :)
I love alheira very much too ,love your videos great job
Both Bragança and Mirandela alheiras are good. Not being homemade, one should buy those produced in regional kitchens and not industrial ones produced massively. By the way, as a soundtrack from the northeast of Trás-os-Montes, I suggest songs by Galandum Galundaina.
13:58 WTF? LMAO! 🤣 🤣 🤣
5:56 The doors of this church look like chocolate tablets.
love your videos! as a portuguese i am proud af to see u enjoy our beautiful country! keep going on doing this great content! would love to meet u 2 in the algarve one day!
Mirandéééla! A terra das fantásticas alheiras...👍👍👍
The best posta Mirandesa is in Miranda do Douro in Adega do Miguel
that place where you where was one of the 2 best bars when i was in university there . for 6 years almost every night there :) so cool to see it once again after 8 years passed
10:52 😁😁😁 another high quality vídeo 👍 keep it up guys
Great video guys. I am Portuguese and have been to many regions of Portugal and as you said, Portugal is a very big little country, which you are finding out for yourselves. Cheers and good luck!
Mirandela is a whole other country within a country!!! Thank you for showing us it!!
Welcome to Portugal...Via Verde is a good thing to have, but the price is a outrage...
It could be worse. 29,55€ for a 480 km journey is something like 6 cents per kilometre.
Thank U for taking us on this fantastic trip thru Portugal, the beautiful views of Portugal as U were driving. U went by GOUVEIA PORTUGAL which u should visit.I enjoy the editing u put in , humor now is what we all need ,because of this corona virus stay safe you two. FIQUE SEGURO E CONTINUE SORRINDO. Love from USA. OBRIGADO
2:30 *beep*beep*beep* “I am never gonna financially recover from this.”
Hey Guys, I was born in Lisbon, now living in UK! I love Alheira, 🤤 just have been watching your videos, keep up with your amazing videos! 🤩
Thanks for explaining the story behind Alheira! Will definitely check it out when we get to the Porto area. Is the "Stay Classy" name a reference to Will Ferrell's Anchorman movie?
Hi lovely couple 🙂
Still finding the best of Portugal 😊
Keep going ✌🏻
Obrigada por mostrarem as coisas lindas do meu país. Vivo na Irlanda e o vosso canal deixa-me com saudades de casa.
I really love too!!
Come to Chaves and taste the Pastel de Chaves is amazing
The idea that the alheira could have saved millions of jews in WW2 is mind-blowing.
I'm not saying that it would work but it's that kind of idea that, adapted to the 20th century, could have saved lives like it did in the inquisition era.
Also, I seriously hope that you don't return to Lisboa before going to Chaves and Vidago. I'm not one to promote and tell you where to go, because finding the best places to eat is part of the adventure, but the best posta I had in my life was in Vidago, it's a pizza place where they put a stone in the oven and bring your posta raw, cooking on top of that stone. Fucking amazing (sorry for swearing but it was that good).
Edit: since you live in Lisbon, and because there are not much options or competition, I recommend you going to Prazeres da Terra In Estefânia (very close to Saldanha) they sell most of made in trás-os-montes products.
Omg... I’m starving at 2 am 🤤