BC, maybe they don't make "pasteis de nata" in Goa but why don't you start specialising in them in Macau? You can even export them to Goa then, what with air transporation being so frequent these days. Who cares about "pasteis de nata". I'm sure they don't even make them in Portugal any more. We can't forever be stuck in 1952 when they spoke Portuguese de cuisine in the narrow alleyways of Fontainhas in the mistaken belief that they lived on the southern tip of Portugal. best, selma
