The classic soft Filipino bread roll, lightly sweet and coated in fine breadcrumbs, baked fresh in neighborhood bakeries each morning. Best eaten warm on its own or filled with butter, cheese, or coconut jam, pandesal is a breakfast icon and a cherished daily comfort.
Pandesal
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