Pan dulce and pastries
Conchas bullosas: the puffed shell sweet bread explained
Conchas bullosas are puffed, cracked-top conchas with a thick sugar shell. See how they differ from regular conchas, how they are made and how to eat them.
Guides
Plain-English guides on pan dulce and pastries, cakes and Mexican desserts, baking at home, ingredients and pantry, and visiting Rosales Mexican Bakery, written alongside this independent guide.
Pan dulce and pastries
Conchas bullosas are puffed, cracked-top conchas with a thick sugar shell. See how they differ from regular conchas, how they are made and how to eat them.
Pan dulce and pastries
Twelve pan dulce types explained in one table, from conchas and orejas to besos and polvorones, plus which ones local coverage names at Rosales in Denver.
Pan dulce and pastries
Mexican sweet bread is baked in panaderias in many shapes. See the three dough families, why there are so many kinds, and how to read a bakery case.
Pan dulce and pastries
Pan dulce is Mexican sweet bread. Learn what it means, the common types such as conchas, orejas and empanadas, and how to pick from a bakery case.