This week the Good Friends Good Food Group is cooking with sweet potato, chosen bei Peggy. I have to admit, I am not a huge fan of sweet potatoes. I can’t get comfortable with taste or consistency. But sweet potatoes are mandatory component of Bolo do Caco – Bread Rolls from Madeira. The result is a very soft, chewy and crispy dough and it is hugely popular in Madeira. Unfortunately it is not so easy to find in the island freshly baked, we only found one stall at the Cristiano Ronaldo Campus.
Bolo do Caco – Bread Rolls from Madeira
is great for steak sandwiches, chouriço or smothering with garlic butter. We used it for pulled pork sandwiches. The recipe is from Mercado dos Lavradores
Bolo do caco is shaped like a cake and thus called bolo (Portuguese for ‘cake’). It is traditionally cooked on a caco, a flat basalt stone slab. I used my oven with the baking stone.
Bolo do Caco – Bread Rolls from MadeiraYield: 8 breads about 120 grams The bolo de caco – Bread Rolls from Madeira is made with sweet potato, abundant in Madeira. It startet as a northern African influence and become a staple food in the island Ingredients:
Instructions
total time: 4 hours |
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You are such a good bread maker! These look delicious!
These look wonderful and your filling looks delicious as well. I would like to try these and it is sweet potato season here so I will set aside time on this weekend or next. Nice photo.
These look great. I have used pumpkin bread but I’ve never use sweet potato. I’ll have to try these.