Pastel de nata in Portugal

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In Portuguese cuisine, only the pastel de nata gets by

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If tourists approve of everything when they visit, why does no-one abroad embrace our food? The answer may lie in observing the cuisines that have truly succeeded. Opinion by Ricardo Cardoso

Público22 Dec

In Portuguese cuisine, only the pastel de nata gets by

Bittersweet Portuguese custard tart

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A bittersweet twist on the classic Portuguese pastel de nata — a flaky pastry filled with creamy custard combining sweet and slightly bitter flavours.

Dinheiro Vivo20 Dec

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Pastel de nata in Portugal

In Portuguese cuisine, only the pastel de nata gets by

Bittersweet Portuguese custard tart

In Portuguese cuisine, only the pastel de nata gets by

Bittersweet Portuguese custard tart