Re: [Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube
Just trying to rile up Bernardo. Sometimes he gets on my nerves with his gloom and doom senarios for Goa. Goans need hope not despair. We don't need to be told that we're useless at everything and that life is just so much hell since the Portuguese left. Warm regards Senor Gabriel, Selma From: Gabriel de Figueiredo gdefigueir...@yahoo.com.au To: Carvalho elisabeth_...@yahoo.com; Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 1:37 AM Subject: Re: [Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube Don't know what's got into you, Selma, but they still make Pasteis de Nata in Portugal. Just google for it, if you have the time. And no, I don't think they spoke about it in Fontainhas either. From: Carvalho elisabeth_...@yahoo.com To: goanet@lists.goanet.org goanet@lists.goanet.org Sent: Monday, 11 June 2012 3:59 PM Subject: [Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube 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
[Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube
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
[Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube
I am told that 70% of Goans have cholestrol problems. So where is the market. Even those chappies at the Jagruti Samiti in Ponda have potbellies. BC 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
Re: [Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube
Source: Cozinha de Goa New recipes and flavour Several Portuguese recipes in their original form found their way in the Goan cuisine specially sweets such as pasteis de nata, pasteis de Belem, pudim de ovos, fios de ovos, bolo de namorados and pão-de-ló. The nuns of the Convento of Santa Monica (Mosteiro de Santa Monica) in the city of Goa were famous for their handicrafts -- fine embroidery, rosaries, liturgical vestments like chasubles, stoles, doll making, paper flowers, buttons and most importantly for doces conventuais --confectionaries like bebincas, dedos da damas, queijadinhas do Conde, pasteis de natas, petas das freiras (similar to the French sweet pets de non), bolinhos, doce baji, fios de ovos, toucinho do Ceu and pickles. It is said that the nuns kept very close to their heart the recipes of some of the delicacies they prepared See also http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-02-06/news/31030757_1_small-publishers-goan-food-cookbooks http://blogs.economictimes.indiatimes.com/onmyplate/entry/garam-masala-making-sense-of-a-melting-pot http://pinterest.com/pin/58124651411182019/
Re: [Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube
Don't know what's got into you, Selma, but they still make Pasteis de Nata in Portugal. Just google for it, if you have the time. And no, I don't think they spoke about it in Fontainhas either. From: Carvalho elisabeth_...@yahoo.com To: goanet@lists.goanet.org goanet@lists.goanet.org Sent: Monday, 11 June 2012 3:59 PM Subject: [Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube 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
Re: [Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube
_ From: Carvalho elisabeth_...@yahoo.com Sent: Monday, 11 June 2012 3:59 PM 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 1952 ani kitem kitem? jc
[Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube
Do they make 'Pasteis de Nata' in Goa..a real Portuguese favourite. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9LhNwb-e30
[Goanet] Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube
Lord Stow's Bakery Macao - YouTube The egg tart is all the way Portuguese. Unfortunately lack of entreprenship in the Portuguese meant an English took the Portuguese Egg tart to dizzy heights in terms of sales. He even francished the sweet. He came up with stories that it was his own receipe. But the best Pastel tarts are made in Belem, Lisboa. BC Do they make 'Pasteis de Nata' in Goa..a real Portuguese favourite. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9LhNwb-e30
