Pastéis de Belém: The Secret Recipe

If it wasn’t for the enterprising Pastéis de Belém, a bakery situated in the Belém neighbourhood of Lisbon, we might not have the pastel de nata (often called a Portuguese custard tart). The café was the first business to begin selling pastéis de nata commercially, and that lead to others trying to copy the recipe, and eventually the pastel de nata becoming Portugal’s most famous dish.
Today, the café sells at least 20,000 natas per day and attracts thousands of visitors. It’s Lisbon’s most popular attraction and one of the most popular eateries in the world.
Although there are plenty of other Lisbon bakeries that make great natas, in Lisbon and throughout both Portugal and the rest of the world, none of them have quite managed to beat Pastéis de Belém at what they do best.
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Peace,
The Reid Bros

[@theporcelainartist8564]

My favorite food...and was able to have them for breakfast when walking to Santiago.

[@ShazWag]

Was there last week, and I definitely prefer them to the regular Pastéis de Nata. They're less sweet but eggier and creamier.

[@yolandewerner7933]

A ne pas manquer . Ça vaut le détour. La tartelette est incroyable et le chocolat chaud orgasmique

[@thereidbrosfilms7194]

We’re so glad you liked the video, hit the thumbs up if you can’t wait to travel again 👌

[@stefanmargraf7878]

Yes, and the recipe is where??

[@pierangelofonio2527]

Buonissime, golosissime, io ne ho mangiate + di 5 ma valeva la pena. Very Good. provatele.

[@thegatesofdawn...1386]

Look at how cute Portugese people are!
I bet nobody can eat just one! Omg with coffee!

[@difer1459]

VCS SAO BUEDA FOFOS

[@anacsky]

❤

[@carmenlopezperez3463]

Delicioso 😋 un beso 😘 desde Barcelona ❤️

[@clickbaitclickbait807]

Thanks another great video about my loved city
they are delicious but if have time go te bakery AZ DE COMER a tradional and antique bakery and eat PASTEL DE NATA its perfectly made and so f**** delicious keep going with this nice work
Peace

[@encinaarias]

This is pateis de belem very different from pasteis de nata

[@MrRugbyprop1]

The best pasteis de nata we had in Portugal was at the Marriott hotels in Obidos and Lisbon. The pastries at Belem were average.