ready for dinnerstraight from the oven, smells so gooddoughrisingpandesal mix
I've always wanted to try making yeast bread at home. I've always thought it would be a challenge what with the kneading and rising etc etc. So when I saw a recipe on Marketman's site, I decided to try making pan de sal. I loved the smell of baking bread in the kitchen. The kneading part was not all that bad. As for the rising, instead of waiting for hours, I used fast acting yeast which sped up the process. The verdict? Not bad for a first try. We had some for dinner since I did this as soon as I got home from work. Who liked it the most? Cappy, our maltipoo. Haha :)
hey aggie, this is great! been looking for a good pandesal recipe. What's the recipe? Share mo naman, would like to make one too...looks good!
cheryl, google mo si "marketman", he writes a very interesting food blog, he's pinoy btw...on his site just search for the recipe...he used the aboitiz family recipe