Pastel de Nata: Lisbon’s Irresistible Custard Tart Fueling a City in Flux
A Humble Beginning in a Monastery Kitchen (Image Credits: Unsplash) Lisbon – Warm sunlight filters through the haze of a bustling afternoon, carrying the faint scent of caramelized sugar that draws crowds to every corner bakery. A Humble Beginning in a Monastery Kitchen Picture this: centuries ago, monks in a quiet Lisbon monastery faced a surplus of egg yolks after using whites for stiffening altar cloths. They got creative, whipping up a simple custard baked in flaky pastry shells. That experiment birthed the pastel de nata, a treat so divine it outlived the monks themselves. Fast forward to 1837, when … Read more








