And now, you know why the bread of salt (a.k.a. the pandesal) is ... maalat alat .. :P ?!?
Our resident chemist, Ma'am Racquel Layco assisting the baking students with the weighing scale. Btw, thanks to Washington Flour for donating 27 aprons and 27 t-shirts for our 34 participants. (See how these aprons and shirts follow the pattern of the multiplication of bread--the following day, the aprons doubled as sack cloths so important for the french breads and baguettes!)
Our resident chemist, Ma'am Racquel Layco assisting the baking students with the weighing scale. Btw, thanks to Washington Flour for donating 27 aprons and 27 t-shirts for our 34 participants. (See how these aprons and shirts follow the pattern of the multiplication of bread--the following day, the aprons doubled as sack cloths so important for the french breads and baguettes!)
This is Ma'am Timbang's class. Not as action packed as Ma'am Chato's-- but later, you will see their transition. Day 1 pa lang ito.
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