Portuguese cakes

This Portuguese orange cake is moist and fragrant, with the most alluring bright orange flavour.

Take a bite of Portugal with these Queijadas – delightful custard cupcakes with a caramelized top and a soft, creamy center. 🧁 These are easy to make and perfect for any occasion, from tea time to parties. 💡 Save this recipe and bake a taste of Portugal today! #PortugueseDesserts #Queijadas #CustardLovers #BakingJoy #CupcakeGoals #EasyDesserts

Soft as clouds and delicately sweet! This Molotof recipe is, beyond a shadow of a doubt, one of the easiest and simplest baked desserts out there! It is made using only 3 simple ingredients- egg whites, water, and sugar! I bet you can make one right now!

Bolo de Bolacha, or Biscuit Cake, is a traditional Portuguese dessert made with Maria biscuit, rich coffee, and buttercream.

When it comes to Portuguese pastries and cakes, most people have heard of the pastel de nata (or Portuguese custard tart as it’s often called outside of…

Delicious custard tarts from Portugal, these Pastel de Nata specialities from Lisbon are just perfect and fairly simple to recreate too.

This is a delicious light and airy textured sponge cake. It tastes just like the ones I used to buy at a portuguese bakery. Yummy served with vanilla ice cream and strawberries.

Savor a taste of Portugal with these popular Portuguese desserts! From honey cake to rice pudding to donuts, you won't be able to resist these sweets!

This Portuguese Sweet Bread (Massa Sovada) is just like the ones from the bakeries. It is sweet, light, and fluffy. Serve as is or buttered and grilled. It's amazing!

Bolo de laranja is a Portuguese pound cake prepared with orange zest, that is soaked with a syrup made from orange juice before being served.

The sericaia is a typical Portuguese dessert greatly appreciated in Portugal. Get to know our recipe and delight yourself. Bon appetit!!!

Cavacas is a popover-style Portuguese pastry. It is light and airy, and the glaze has a hint of lemon. Delicious!

Explore 17 the best Portuguese Desserts available in typical restaurants. We explain what they are, what to expect, and even their origins.

Make this Portuguese Orange Cake for your next holiday party or get-together! It's a deliciously moist cake perfect for Christmas, Easter, or any other special occasion. The best part is that it's so easy to make and only needs a few Ingredients like Oranges, Flour, Butter, Eggs, etc.! Serve with a dusting of confectioners' sugar, a fluffy dollop of whipped cream, or a scoop of softened vanilla ice cream. Leftovers freeze well! Read the full recipe on my blog.

Craving Portugal’s famous pastry? Discover how to make the perfect Pastel de Nata, a delicious custard tart that captivates taste buds with its creamy filling and flaky crust. This step-by-step guide will help you recreate this scrumptious dessert in your own kitchen, bringing a piece of Portugal to your table. Whether for a special occasion or your everyday treat, mastering Pastel de Nata will impress your family and friends. Get ready to learn tips and tricks for baking this iconic pastry…

Pastéis de nata (or Portuguese egg custard tarts) have a melt-in-the-mouth, fragile, flaky crust and a not-too-sweet custard that is caramelized in spots.

This is the authentic Portuguese Custard Tarts recipe, used by a bakery in Lisbon. The recipe is easy to follow, a few tips will make your tarts a success.

The Portuguese have this wonderful little 'Piece of Fried Dough" that we look forward to on any special occasion. A Festa, a Holiday, a Family Party, maybe even just a Great Uncle visiting from Connecticut. Oh, how we looked forward to those visits as they always meant Malassadas. A Malassada is exactly as I described a delightful little piece of fried dough, but this is the most basic of descriptions for a phenomenal bite into heaven. Let's say this.. Have you ever gone to fair? A fair…

These cod fritters are a delicious iconic dish from Portugal, and can be found in Portuguese communities all over the world. Enjoy them hot or cold.