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- Um dos doces mais populares em Portugal é o pastel de nata. One of the most popular sweets in Portugal is the pastel de nata.
- A versão mais famosa é o "Pastel de Belém". The most famous version is the "Pastel de Belém".
- Já o experimentaram? Have you tried it?
- O pastel de nata é um pastel de massa folhada recheada com creme. The pastel de nata is a puff pastry filled with custard.
- Os ingredientes são - The ingredients are -
- farinha, açúcar, manteiga, flour, sugar, butter,
- leite, baunilha, e gemas de ovo. milk, vanilla, and egg yolks.
- Muitas pessoas gostam de pôr canela em pó em cima. Many people like to put cinnamon powder on top.
- Podem comer um pastel de nata e beber um café ao lanche. You can eat a pastel de nata and drink a coffee for [a] snack.
- É simples, mas muito delicioso. It's simple, but very delicious.
Um dos doces mais populares em Portugal é o pastel de _____.
versão
manteiga
nata
Muitas pessoas colocam o quê, em cima do pastel?
Alho moído
Pimenta preta
Canela
Ao lanche, pode-se comer um pastel de nata e beber...
um gin tónico
um copo de leite
um café
Qual dos seguintes ingredientes NÃO faz parte do pastel de nata?
Açúcar
Noz moscada
Baunilha
Como se chama a versão mais famosa do pastel de nata?
Pastel de Feijão
Pasta de Sintra
Pastel de Belém
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Expressions
Em cimaOn top 
Comments
Can’t wait to try this during my visit to Portugal:) Boa idade uma ricetta
É muito fixe!
I am so grateful for the App on my phone!! Thank you all for helping me learn Portuguese!!!🤗
When we visited last month, we stayed about a half mile from the Pastel de Belem museum and shop. We took lessons on how to make them from a local chef. My husband is the baker. We are looking forward to trying them here.
Where exactly were did you get instruction on the making of pastel de nata?
I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. It was an Airbnb experience in Lisboa. Here is a link to the listing. I hope it works. If it doesn’t, then look for pasteis de Nata baking class with Miguel. He was very good and It was a LOT of fun. I hope you enjoy it!
https://abnb.me/KFIkj9oGkAb
I posted the link to the Airbnb experience and the PP app kicked it back as duplicated. Probably because I posted a link. So, try this: search on Airbnb for Pasteis de Nata baking class. It was in Lisboa and the guy who offered it was named Miguel.
He was a very good teacher; he managed 8-10 people very well. And everyone enjoyed the “fruits” of their labor afterward. Enjoy!
I was in Lisbon and Madeira this summer and ate way too many. Gosto muito😋
I was in Lisbon and Madeira this summer and ate way too many. Gosto muito😋
I’ve been practising Portuguese vocabulary with the DROPS App before I registered with you- I feel like a good decision! I will stick to PP!
Slow audio f.i. for “Tu es um…” comes with an ‘sh’, not with an ‘s’ like the audio w/normal speed. I understand that this is because of the missing binding between the words when speaking slowly. When I first listened it I thought of a mistake, it slightly irritaded me.
Wheras in Drops app the just slow down the normal- speed- record not making a separate slow record.
Not sure what I’d prefer.
Bem-vindo de Berlim!