Another one off the list! I got my running list of stuff to bake and I finally got this one off to a success! I can finally eat something akin to pandesal whenever I want.
It's pretty simple as I've guessed but it does take time to rise. Proofing is really needed with it that's why the bakers really had to wake up early in order to produce their freshly-baked pandesal every morning. They are usually available starting around 5 AM even.
This is usually one of the few things that my KH, my son and me unanimously like for breakfast when we live in Ph. Other times would be Ima's bread, pancakes, cereals, or sweet potato. I'm usually the only one who go for oats.
My son have memories of going out in the morning to buy this. He clearly remembers the dogs that he has to brave whenever he pass by the neighbor just to get the pandesal for the day. We would usually buy 30 peso worth or sometimes, even 50! Roughly a dollar and we get 25 pieces.
Now, I have to, and I can, make one even if we are not in Ph. In little batches, that is, coz of my tiny oven.
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