In the last three centuries, 90% of all people living in the Western world have switched from tea to coffee.
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Books like The Taste of Portugal for authentic "homemade" (caseira) cooking. caseiradas portuguesas vol10
Ah, the famous pastel de nata . Every Portuguese cookbook tries to nail this recipe. Volume 10 claims to have something special: a segredo (secret) learned from a former pastry chef in Belém. The secret? Adding a teaspoon of calda de açúcar queimado (burnt sugar syrup) to the custard filling before baking. It creates a deeper, caramelised note that even rivals the famous Belém tarts. If you need a (e
: Perhaps the most famous Portuguese dessert, these are small, flaky pastry tarts filled with a creamy egg custard. Every Portuguese cookbook tries to nail this recipe