Pastéis de Nata Recipe — Silky Custard Filling and Crispy Homemade Puff Pastry
Make authentic pastéis de nata at home. Homemade rough puff pastry, silky egg custard with cinnamon and lemon, and perfectly caramelised dark tops — just like Lisbon.
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