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Here’s how to make the best Portuguese egg tarts — no passport needed. The crust is incredibly buttery and flaky. The pastry ...

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Pasteis de nata, Lisbon’s legendary custard tarts, are freshly made on site, but there are also rarer treats: carob balls from the Algarve and orange pie from Alentejo.

Pasteis de nata, Lisbon’s legendary custard tarts, are freshly made on site, but there are also rarer treats: carob balls from the Algarve and orange pie from Alentejo.

The pasteis de nata at Lusinata may not come with fancy toppings but you can match these “tiny scorched suns” with Portuguese dessert wines and cherry liqueur.

How Scotland's first ever specialist pastelaria opened on Byres Road, making the best pastel de nata to an authentic, award-winning Portuguese recipe.

Try a traditional pastel de nata is ranked #3 out of 19 things to do in Lisbon. See pictures and our review of Try a traditional pastel de nata.

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