Tag: pan dulce
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mexican corn cake
I spent about a week hemming and hawing about whether to try making this again as a one-blender or one-processor deal. Which is about par for me. And after a week, I decided it’s fine to just leave it as it is. I don’t need to make it again. Don’t get me wrong, it’s great…
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rebanadas de mantequilla
I’ve been interested in doing a post on these for a few years now but lost interest when I couldn’t get it right, not once, but twice! Around two years ago, I twice didn’t give enough time for a loaf’s second rising, and as a result, each of the two loaves I made had a…
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cocoles de anis
This is my take on a very traditional pan dulce mexicano. Cocoles de Piloncillo y Anis is probably the oldest type of bread that still exists and is still being made in all parts of Mexico. It is traditionally made with wheat flour, milk, eggs, and some local ingredients. I took liberties with the recipe…
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bull’s eye muffins
Happy August! It’s now or never. I feel like there are a few recipes I’ll lose if I don’t write them out. One of the downfalls of only allowing one post per month is deciding what to post for a specific month. And there were a few things I made over the last few months…
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fauxstock
For those of you that are already familiar with bostock, I need to ‘fess up that these may look like the real thing, but they are actually sort of a fake bostock. Hence the name. The bread part is an enriched sweet dough, similar to cinnamon roll dough, but it’s not brioche. Everything else follows the recipe…
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cinnamon conchas
Do you remember in a previous post, I talked about making Mexican Sweet Breads? Well, that day has come! These are known in Mexico as Conchas, which translates to “Shells”! They are sweet bread rolls that have a thin, crunchy cookie-like top that is flavored and colored with cinnamon. Initially, I was also going to make…