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The earthenware basin is one of the most characteristic objects of traditional cooking on Terceira Island, existing in different sizes and for various functions. The larger basins (about 80 cm in diameter) were used for bread preparation, and occasionally for other domestic tasks – during Carnival, for making malassadas, at pig slaughtering, for washing intestines […]https://museu-angra.cultura.azores.gov.pt/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/banner-51.jpg630400