Portuguese desserts

These Portuguese Coconut Cakes bring a taste of the tropics straight to your kitchen! 🥥🍰 Moist, fluffy, and bursting with tropical coconut flavor, these cakes are perfect for dessert, tea time, or special occasions. A simple yet indulgent recipe that will transport you to a sunny paradise with every bite. 📌 Pin this recipe to enjoy a taste of the tropics with these delicious coconut cakes! #PortugueseCoconutCakes #TropicalDesserts #CoconutLovers #BakingRecipes #SweetTreats…

This is the authentic Portuguese Custard Tarts recipe, used by a bakery in Lisbon. The recipe is easy to follow, a few tips will make your tarts a success.

Take a bite of Portugal with these Queijadas – delightful custard cupcakes with a caramelized top and a soft, creamy center. 🧁 These are easy to make and perfect for any occasion, from tea time to parties. 💡 Save this recipe and bake a taste of Portugal today! #PortugueseDesserts #Queijadas #CustardLovers #BakingJoy #CupcakeGoals #EasyDesserts

Queijadas are also known as Portuguese Custard Cupcakes or Portuguese Milk Tarts. They are custardy, sweet, and creamy Portuguese cupcakes with golden brown edges. If you like custardy desserts, you will love them!

Countless people visit Lisbon every year in search of pastéis de nata. Bring them to life in your own kitchen with this Portuguese custard tarts recipe!

This post is about Portuguese Desserts - the desserts you will find in restaurants all over Portugal and desserts typically cooked at home by the typical Portuguese family. The Portuguese have a sweet tooth and

(Updated in 2020) Serradura is Portuguese dessert that took off in Macau. Sweetened whipped cream layered with crushed cookie crumbs, then freeze. It’s like a hard vanilla ice cream, but better! All you need are 4 ingredients! “Serradura” means “sawdust” in Portuguese. Sawdust pudding may sound a bit unappetizing, but the sawdust actually refers to the cookie...Read More »

When it comes to Portuguese pastries and cakes, most people have heard of the pastel de nata (or Portuguese custard tart as it’s often called outside of…

Fresh warm doughnut holes rolled in sugar- an authentic Portuguese recipe.

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