Philippines: breads, grains & baking
Community source noteSpanish bread (nothing to do with the Spanish bread of Spain – Pan de Horno) refers to a rolled pastry which looks like a croissant prior to being given a crescent shape, and has a filling consisting of sugar and butter.
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AI topic illustration PandesalbreadA bread associated with breakfast, often served with coffee.
View guide & history →AI topic illustration EnsaymadapastryA buttery pastry often topped with sugar and shredded cheese.
View guide & history →AI topic illustration BibingkadishCheese, which is salty-sweet profile, appears in desserts such as bibingka and puto and is also used as an ice cream flavor.
View guide & history →AI topic illustration PutopastrySweet steamed rice cakes.
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Spanish bread (nothing to do with the Spanish bread of Spain – Pan de Horno) refers to a rolled pastry which looks like a croissant prior to being given a crescent shape, and has a filling consisting of sugar and butter.
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