Hey, noch einer… er ist extrem hart und trocken, hat keinen besonderen Geschmack. Vielleicht Broa de Milho doce, oder? Und wenn es Broa de milho Doce ist, wie isst ihr es? Mit Butter/Marmelade? Tut mir leid, dass ich mich störe, ich muss es protokollieren😂

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    1. Necessary-Grocery-48 on

      That’s the ‚calhau‘. You throw it at your neighbor’s window

    2. KiDasEstrelas on

      Thin slices, put them on the toaster, toast again, butter (will boil), add a little of rock salt if you want, repeat until broa is gone

    3. Alone or with butter and ham like normal bread.
      You can also toast it. I like it very much Lidl one is a bit sweet but still good

    4. It’s broa de milho, yes. I eat it plain (goes great with vegetable soup), or with butter, cheese, honey, jam, olive paste… pretty much anything you’d be willing to eat with bread. Bom apetite!

    5. That’d a mainland Portuguese banana. It’s a little dry already.

      You eat it by cutting pieces and dunking them in red wine. We call it soup of tired horse

    6. trademarkBOYO on

      a badly made broa de milho. you can eat it however you want, some people like to dip it in olive oil

    7. It’s broa de milho doce as you are saying. You can eat it with anything you want. It is a type of bread.

      For me is awesome if you put it in the toast for a while to reheat it and add some butter.

    8. Proud-Handle2533 on

      To me it’s a better version of bread for certain dishes, like grilled sardines, caldo verde and other traditional/rustic dishes.

      That one is too dense, the good ones are more airy and should crumble relatively easily when baked properly.

    9. telochpragma1 on

      Seems similar to sweet corn bread as the name suggests so you can go from there. I personally don’t really like anything sweet that looks dry as shit so can’t help you here.

    10. A maioria dos tugas aqui nunca comeram broa de milho caseira, está tudo a dizer que está terrível, muito densa etc … Broa de milho caseira, apenas com farinha de milho é assim, claro podia estar mais alta, mais levedada e a meu gosto mais branquinha.

      Nas padarias comerciais é acrescentado o ‚crescente‘, que é basicamente fermento conseguido através de sobras de pão (pães, cacetes, etc), ou uma mistura comercial que fará o mesmo efeito. O que faz com que o pão fermente mais e fique com o aspecto normal das padarias.

      Mas, oiçam … Uma boa broa de milho caseira dá 10 a 0 á comprada 😉

    11. This is called broa, the word originated from the German word for bread as this was a bread recipe shared during the Germanic reign

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