Pandesal cannot get any more Pinoy than it already is. It has been part of each Filipino household through the years.
And when Pan de Manila and Pan de Pugon boasted of bringing back the traditional way of baking pandesal in a wood-fired brick oven, just the way our grandparents did, I was excited to try it.
And when Pan de Manila and Pan de Pugon boasted of bringing back the traditional way of baking pandesal in a wood-fired brick oven, just the way our grandparents did, I was excited to try it.
Straight out of the bag or toasted lightly in the oven for a crispier brown-ier crust, the inside remains fluffy and tasty.
Pan de Manila also has other baked goods. I was able to buy a couple more from the shelf.... their ensaymada (left) and their cheese pandesal (right, cheddar cheese topped and baked in each bun).
The Herb Cream Cheese is a yummy treat. It has real garlic and parsley bits, perfect for topping.
Pan de Sal with Choc-nut, Pan deSal with matamis na ba-o, Ligo Sardines in kalamansi, patis and sibuyas bumbay palaman ng Pan de Sal, Pan de Sal saw-saw sa kapeng barako, Pan de Sal with adobo and last but not least, Pan de Sal pamahid ng leftover sauce ng kahit anong pinoy putahe with sarsa!
ReplyDeleteSarap naman ng Pan de Sal de Manila na yan..lalo na pag may Purefoods (red) hotdogs yan o kaya vienna sausage!
You should try it with Pastillas De Leche, Gita. Sarrrrraaaaaapppp! =)
ReplyDeletenoypetes, the best among you mentioned is the pamahid ng leftover sauce! sarap sa calderetang batangas! yummm!
ReplyDeletehousband00,, uy, sounds good a! masubukan nga... thanks! btw, i still owe you a tag pala... ;-)
kailangan ko atang lumabas muna ng bahay at makabili ng pandesal at herb cheese
ReplyDeletesakto, iskoo! maulan, masarap ang pandesal na mainit pag ganitong malamig ang panahon!
ReplyDeleteI love love love their Pesto Breadsticks! So soft, especially when fresh with a yummy yummy whiff of pesto and a smattering of cheese.
ReplyDeleteI like their Pesto Breadstick too!!
ReplyDeletePero yung Pandesal - I love ours better! It's kinda manamis eh, siguro nakasanayan ko na sha.. Hehehe.. :) I'd love to give you some!! :)
kaoko, we will try the pesto breadsticks. sabi din ni canDishhh masarap daw nga.. na iintrigue na tuloy ako... we'll do!
ReplyDeletecanDishhh, san ba ang bread shop nyo at masubukan nga... kung homemade naman, mas yummy for sure! ;-)
pandesal! :D
ReplyDeleteis they honey oatmeal wheat sticks good din? new product ata e.
i also like the bread from fortune bakeshop!
u8mypinkcookies, pandesal lang talaga ang buy namin ni mon lagi. pang gift lang namin ang ibang breads nila....
ReplyDeletei was disappointed with their coffee bun.. super layo sa taste ng coffee buns ng other bakeshops (like delifrance) :(
ReplyDeleteu8mypinkcookies, i havent tried their kopi buns... kopi roti pa lang na try ko and i love them. ive heard so much about buns ng delifrance. masubukan din nga... ill try sa greenhills next time.
ReplyDeleteme naman I havent tried Kopi Roti, wala kasing malapit dito sa South :( but Delifrance is my fave pag coffee bun!
ReplyDeletebtw doc na-try ko na rin coffee buns from kopi roti & roti mum.. masarap nga sa kopi roti!! may branch na sila sa pergola mall in BF :D
ReplyDeleteanyway, try mo pesto wheat loaf sa pan de manila! 2 thumbs up!! ;)
biancs, glad you liked it at kopi roti...
ReplyDeletesige, will try the pesto wheat loaf soon.. thanks again for the recomm.
no prob!! and the macapuno tart too. nomnom!
Deletebiancs, they have a branch na here sa SM Bicutan. easy to visit na. ;)
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