WatchMeCooking.com Portuguese custard tarts - Natas

These are so good - you have to try them - only problem is that when you have one you will want another and another...

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• portuguese

[watchmecooking]

thanks for the info - i thought they came from Portugal

[Portugal2100]

nice effort but not Pasteis de Natas, not the typical ones!

[watchmecooking]

@Portugal2100 : interesting, as i thought these were called Pasteis de Natas - perhaps you could share the recipe or post it on the website: watchmecooking

[destinyno1]

I tried these earlier , was nice but wayy too sweet for me :(

[BethMiriam]

@destinyno1 , trust me this is not the real recipie, you would love the real stuff.

[watchmecooking]

@BethMiriam : email it to me, i make them for everyone to share

[watchmecooking]

@destinyno1 sorry i know, i have a bit of a sweet tooth

[InfantedoMar]

sorry guys but those are not Portuguese custard tarts / pasteis de nata, still good effort, keep trying..

[shopaholic5701]

i agree those are definately not natas....sorry!!!! im portuguese i should know. good try though..

[LauraLucena]

You've made them all wrong.

[paulosandra2001]

It must not taste like pasteis de nata but they must taste like british tarts of the future !!!!!!!!!

[mariajosec]

That's not the portuguese Pastel de Nata at all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol

[pipomorais1]

you dont cut the pastry like that ... you cut a roll of pastry at the room temperature it means soft pastry consistence , then you spread with your finger all over the metal trays ( individual or not ) , so the puff pastry as well you should do it by hand , cose the one you by in the supermarket is not good , not enough butter to make the pastry crunchy and make a specialy noise when you press the pasties ... so is just a bad copy ... next time you could do it better

[pipomorais1]

Portuguese Natas doesn`t use Vanilla pod , is not a Custard but a cream with egss ...

[MrAmador34]

You're still light years to really know how to make the " Pasteis de natas"....still have much to learn ...

[elkidsays]

@watchmecooking The video I mentioned is this one:

watch?v=n529ZWCjYpI

Although the video is in Portuguese you can probably tell what's going on by watching. If you need details I guess you can ask her if you like.

I know your comment was a year ago but in case you're still interested I hope this helps. She's very good.

[elkidsays]

@watchmecooking If you mean Pasteis de Belem you wont get the recipe. Its supposed to be a secret. While many people say they are the best (possibly influenced by the allure of the recipe being secret & nothing else) many people say theyre not better than normal portuguese pasteis de nata & some even like pasteis de nata better than pasteis de belem. If you want a good recipe for pasteis de nata look around Youtube. The user "saberintensocom" has at least one that looks good.

[dytuga]

@bufokardo se isto e pasteis de nata entao se fosse a lisboa passava se

[dytuga]

@watchmecooking pasteis de nada are from portugal