Sabores da Alma: Pastéis de Feijão
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The Azorean question: Queijadas da Vila or Queijadas da Graciosa?
Almost all Portuguese sweet treats have a secret recipe guarded inside a family or a convent during centuries. ‘Pão de Ló’, a famous cake from 15th century made by nuns, or ‘Pastéis de Nata’, the typical egg tart pastry, made by the convent of Jeronimos with closely guarded ingredients and...
Queijadas de Vila Franca do Campo (S. Miguel)
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Queijadas de Vila Franca -
Queijadas de Vila Franca is a traditional pastry refined by nuns in convents during the sixteen hundreds in the town of Vila Franca do Campo, island of S. Miguel.
Queijadas de Vila Franca -
Queijadas de Vila Franca is a traditional pastry refined by nuns in convents during the sixteen hundreds in the town of Vila Franca do Campo, island of S. Miguel.
Portuguese Food: Pastéis de Feijão
Pastéis de feijão (literraly translated as 'Bean pastries') are a typical sweet from Torres Vedras in Portugal. One of my parent's neig...
Queijadas de Vila Franca -
Queijadas de Vila Franca is a traditional pastry refined by nuns in convents during the sixteen hundreds in the town of Vila Franca do Campo, island of S. Miguel.