As delicious as the Po tarts (葡撻 - 葡式蛋撻) were, we were also curious about the local ones. We went looking for a local confectionery shop in the residential areas. And found many that sold local Chinese egg tarts.
Bought a boxful to eat. The local ones were not caramelized and were certainly less crispy than the Portuguese ones. But just as 'eggy'. Don't care either way. No preferences. No cravings for it. The colleagues finished them all.
Bought a boxful to eat. The local ones were not caramelized and were certainly less crispy than the Portuguese ones. But just as 'eggy'. Don't care either way. No preferences. No cravings for it. The colleagues finished them all.
5 comments:
I must be hungry. Reading this is making me think of egg tarts at Dim Sum restaurants. Yum!
its like the thing to do when you're there- stuff your face with egg tarts!
i like both, one made with shortcrust pastry, the other with puff pastry. as for eggy filling, i would prefer the one with burnt sugar ... feels more like creme brulee hehehe ...
I LOVE EGG TARTS!!!!!
corsage: heh!! did u go look for dim sum the next day?
gerbera: i didn't stuff my face! too sweet! everytime i'm in macau, i lose weight! ironic huh? must be all the walking up and down.
findingmrlazy: heh! that means u like the portuguese type?!
lms: OOOH! all caps. yes yes. LMS really really likes eggy tarts! do i hear a craving coming up?
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