You might imagine that most egg tarts are relatively indistinguishable , with their pastry cups and plain, sunglow-colored ...

With a crumbly base and just the right amount of sweetness, this egg custard tart recipe will win your and your family’s hearts in no time. Don’t get intimidated by the name! The recipe is super easy ...

Walking into ECK Bakery, 6918 Wilcrest Drive, 281-933-6808, there is rarely more than one other customer. Sometimes there is a lady reading a Chinese newspaper manning the counter. Sometimes the owner ...

Puff pastry and a creamy custard come together in this classic tart. One of the many joys of a trip to Portugal is trying a pastel de nata, the famous Portuguese tart made from puff pastry and egg ...

The following is a transcription of the video: Claudia Romeo: You'll find these custard tarts in pretty much every bakery in Portugal. Pastéis de nata are beloved in Portugal the same way croissants ...

“ECK” stands for “Egg Custard King,” and the owners of this barebones Chinatown bakery aren’t bragging. The tarts in which they specialize are regal affairs: scallop-edged rounds that can fit in the ...

It’s a big cushion of a dessert, bouncy and buoyant, like a lighter, low-profile cheesecake or the center of a very good éclair. When it comes out of the oven, it’s still jiggly in the center, which ...

You can’t visit Portugal or even research a trip to Lisbon without stumbling over one of the country’s best-known treats: the Portuguese egg tart. Known by locals as pasteis de nata (the plural form) ...

Pastel de nata (Portuguese egg tarts) served on a plate. - Kritchai7752/Shutterstock The difference between Portuguese and Chinese egg tarts is similar to the ...