Pastéis de Nata

[Secular Sanity]

These are so good.  I love them.  

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Pasteis de Nata Recipe

[C C]

I'd eat custard all the time if it wasn't for the health culture bogeymen. Even with sporadic research cracks in the monolithic legend and rethinking the effect of dietary cholesterol in some food sources, the ingrained and authority pampered inhibition still robotically lingers.

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[elte]

That reminds me of renewed interest in pawpaws.  They are a native tree where I live, and there are some behind my old childhood house.  I am planting some seeds from fruits picked from there.

Well, it has been mentioned that a Founding Father became a fan of the pawpaw. He purportedly said they taste like custard.

[Secular Sanity]

That reminds me of renewed interest in pawpaws.  They are a native tree where I live, and there are some behind my old childhood house.  I am planting some seeds from fruits picked from there.

Well, it has been mentioned that a Founding Father became a fan of the pawpaw. He purportedly said they taste like custard.

I've never even heard of that before.

This Once-Obscure Fruit Is On Its Way to Becoming PawPaw-Pawpular

Thanks, elte!

[elte]

You're welcome, Secular Sanity!

[C C]

That reminds me of renewed interest in pawpaws.  They are a native tree where I live, and there are some behind my old childhood house.  I am planting some seeds from fruits picked from there.

Well, it has been mentioned that a Founding Father became a fan of the pawpaw. He purportedly said they taste like custard.

I was just a girl the first and last time I ate one, growing wild beside a creek bank. Don't even remember the experience of the taste itself, apart from our parents identifying it was such and the four of us more or less agreeing that it was kind of "banana-like". A slight twinge of pineapple, too, is trying to protrude in my thoughts, but it's probably the separate memory of some other oddball fruit at a different time trying to commingle with it.

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[elte]

I didn't think of the twinge of pineapple. That seems like a pretty good memory indeed.