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After searching for a while, I found this recipe. Is perfect if you don’t have too much time, don’t have a bread machine but want to make your own homemade “sandwich” bread (like me). believe me, is easier and faster than the no-knead bread 🙂
I’ve been making my own no-knead bread for the last month. That means we haven’t bought any loaf of bread from the bakery since then, (and we live in the land of many really awesome delicious bread options = Germany), but also feels good to make your own.
At first it may seem like a big thing to make bread because we were taught that it needs an incredible amount of time and effort to make bread, but this bread is so easy that even I could make it! Is very satisfactory I must say…
This sweet bread is prepared as part of the traditional celebration of Día de Muertos (2nd of November, Day of the Dead) in Mexico. Its classic presentation is powdered with sugar, however there are other recipes that call for sesame seeds, it depends on the location and tastes.
Is not a quick recipe, but is easier than it seems and the result is completely worth it and satisfying to know you made it yourself, completely homemade. Let me know if you try it out!
You can find the original recipe here (in Spanish and with video demonstration)
Watch the Original Recipe here
Mexican Pan de Muerto, It’s a bread made from butter and eggs, scented with orange and azahar water.
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Originally Published on Next Door Self Storage
Everyone is need of storing items at one point or another, but do you know what to put it in or at what temp you should try and keep it? This infographic from Next Door Self Storage gives you the rundown on storing anything from food to electronics.
Many of us assume that a lot of things can just be tossed in a box or plastic container and it will be alright, but things like beauty products and medication require more particular instructions. It’s important to take things like necessary insulation into consideration, and be aware of what the chances are something might break or get disfigured. Don’t get caught ruining your items when you think you’re putting them away for safekeeping.
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