Growing up, we used to have slices of King's Hawaiian brand Portuguese Sweet Bread for breakfast. The bread had a sweet, eggy crumb and a dark, almost coffee-flavored crust. I'd smear on pats of spread and devour the loaf. It would be gone within a few days.
Annie found this recipe from "The Bread Baker's Apprentice" that was quite easy to do and produced two wonderful loaves. The crust was soft and delicious while the cumb was tight but light.
We gave one loaf away and kept one for ourselves. The kids devoured the loaf within a few days.
Aloha.
More favorite baked goods: Baked Char Siu Bao, Cranberry-Raisin Walnut Bread, Dinner Rolls, Dutch Apple Cake, Cinnamon Monkey Bread, Red Bean Buns, Roti Boy Butter Buns, Third Aunt's Butter Cake
4 Comments:
Oh, this is the second time I've seen a dome-shape loaf this week. WoW!
If it taste like King's Bakery Sweet Bread, any chance of posting the recipe? I sure miss that bread, especially when used to make French Toast. Much Mahalos, lance
It doesn't taste exactly like King's Hawaiian.
The recipe for this bread can be found here:
http://www.kitchenlink.com/gm/2/21268
What a wonderful bread!!! I've not heard this Portuguese sweet bread. Is it easy to prepare it? Pls send its recipe with step by step instructions.
Thanks,
Rajee
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