Discover the secrets of Portugal's most iconic pastry with a fun, hands-on class at Homecooking Lisbon. Perfect for food lovers eager to bring authentic flavors back home!
Most famous Portuguese pastry • 2 hours • Ages 6+ • Pastel de Nata Tasting • Beverages Included
Join a captivating 2-hour pastry class at Homecooking Lisbon and master the art of making the iconic Pastel de Nata. Learn the secrets of this beloved Portuguese treat from scratch, while enjoying beverages and a digital recipe booklet. Impress your friends and family with your newfound skills in a fun, hands-on experience!
2 hours
Pastel de Nata (Egg Custard Tart), what to say about them… They are one of the most well-known and desired Portuguese pastries in the world… Nowadays you can enjoy them almost everywhere, but why not from the comfort of your home?!
That’s exactly what we have to offer you: a complete, step-by-step, hands-on pastry class that will provide you with the tips and tricks to cook these delightful cakes at home! Are you going to beat the Pastel de Natal from the Pastéis de Belém Shop?! Probably not, but you sure are going to impress your friends and family once you get home…
Come and join us at Homecooking Lisbon! Don’t miss the opportunity to learn the secrets behind these famous egg custard tarts only 10 minutes away from where they were created in 1837, in Mosteiro dos Jerónimos (Jeronimos’ Monastery).
What can you expect from your experience?! Well, this much…
Up to 2:00 hours of a fun and enriching cultural and gastronomic experience
To learn the secrets of the world-famous Portuguese Pastel de Nata from scratch (puff pastry and filling included) during a hands-on session of its preparation
A digital recipe booklet with the detailed description and secrets behind your successful creation
Beverages to help you endure the journey and pair the tasting of your Pastel de Nata
Ensure your ingredients are fresh for the best flavor and texture in your pastries.
Attend the class in a vibrant part of Lisbon to soak up local culture alongside the baking fun.
Dress in easily washable clothes since baking can be messy.
Bring friends or family to enjoy your baked goods after the class.
The Pastel de Nata originated in Lisbon in the 19th century, becoming a symbol of Portuguese pastry craftsmanship.
Homecooking Lisbon promotes sustainable practices by sourcing local ingredients and minimizing waste.
Keep your clothes clean while working with pastry dough.
Useful for preparing ingredients and trimming pastry.
Great for carrying baked goods or ingredients home.
Jot down tips and recipes to recreate at home.