A soft, buttery Filipino sweet bread, brushed with butter and topped with sugar and often grated cheese. Descended from Spanish pastry traditions, ensaymada is a beloved merienda, holiday gift, and bakery favorite, ranging from simple rolls to lavish versions filled with ube or salted egg.
Ensaymada
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