"Sawdust" isn't a word you'd want to be associated with dessert, but in the case of Portuguese sawdust pudding (serradura), it is both accurate and delicious. It's also one of the easiest puddings you ...

Give it a try and savour the delectable flavours of this sweet samosa. Serradura Try making Serradura, a Portuguese dish that involves layering cookies with cream. It's perfect for when you're short ...

And, if you’re stopping for a mid-afternoon tea or coffee, add a dish of serradura, or ‘sawdust pudding’: a sensationally sweet combination of finely crushed tea biscuits layered with ...

Portuguese influences are evident in many local Lusophone restaurants, such as bacalhau (salted codfish), Portuguese baked duck rice, as well as serradura, an addictively creamy pudding made with ...

We count down the 10 best quotes from the episode. 1) Ben on Donna's Portuguese starter called Serradura, otherwise known as a sawdust pudding: 'I just hope the person who prepared this hasn't ...

“For my serradura, that recipe doesn’t even require an oven or fridge ... You could just use a regular cup. Just assemble [the ingredients], and fill it up – it already tastes good,” the ...

Don’t leave without trying the serradura (“sawdust”) dessert; the traditional Macanese treat is made with layers of whipped cream and crushed Marie biscuits. And how did the front-of-house ...

I'm still dreaming of the serradura, a Portuguese caramel creme that, the menu taught me, is also popular in the former colonies of Macau and Goa. Tip: You can scope out the menus at S.A.L.T ...