Nostalgic Portuguese treats in PJ


De Souza’s husband and son help her run Sabrozu Cafe. — Photos: GLENN GUAN/The Star

TO THE Kristang community and many who grew up in Melaka, pang susi is a treat that holds nostalgic memories and is usually only found within the Portuguese settlement in the historical state.

While it may resemble a curry puff, Lydia De Souza said pang susi differed in many ways as the baked pastry was filled with spiced meat.

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Kristang , Portuguese , Melaka

   

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