Romanian Breads and sweets...

[Ogata]

I occasionally work as a baker and it was something I used to do full time. Not sure if its coincidence but I keep hearing how Romanians and Transylvanians have GOAT level beads and sweets. Curios to know if there is a specific technique or method they use that extends beyond the conventional ways?


Or is it the ingredients in conjunction with pride and care for making good breads?


EDIT:

Posting some pictures, Amandine is insanely is tasty and I realized that I have not had it for a long time!

 

[aunshi189]

All I know is Transylvanians hate garlic bread.

 

[Pittie Petey]

I never been more disappointed in a thread in my life

 

[666]

From my research I've read it's only made by men and with each loaf they put their own 'special' ingredient in it.

 

[Kung Fu Kowboy]

I bet they stream it

 

[YoureDeadFisherMAN]

they only cook it at night

 

[Belaya Smert]

It’s the mineral content of your water there.

 

[GSP_37]

It is tradition to seduce a bakery employee in order to steal their trade secrets.

 

[HARRISON_3]

@Ponchik you have any idea about this?

 

[shunyata]

No pics of Romanian bread, no pics of sweet Romanian women.

What is this a war room thread?

 

[Slapjit]

Here is video of strong Transylvania man who was likely raise on this alleged bread you was been speaking on.



I wish you many lucks my #MayberryFriend

 

[Yoricks Wisdom]

I used to bake as well.

Wake n bake.

And even I don’t know what the fuck you’re on aboot, eh.

 

[lsa]

@Slobodan was actually a baker growing up in Romania.
He used work from 4 am in the morning, before going to school.
Slobodan was a huge fan of Nicolae Ceaușescu and when he fell, slobodan fled the country with only what he could carry and a loaf of bread. That bread became the foundation to the subway bread.

 

[Ponchik]

@Ponchik you have any idea about this?

Why do you think I would know?

 

[Xoleth]

I occasionally work as a baker and it was something I used to do full time. Not sure if its coincidence but I keep hearing how Romanians and Transylvanians have GOAT level beads and sweets. Curios to know if there is a specific technique or method they use that extends beyond the conventional ways?


Or is it the ingredients in conjunction with pride and care for making good breads?

I am Romanian.
I didn't know they were that good, compared with other countries.
I had no idea we have GOAT level sweets. Italy? Belgium? And many other countries?

Also, other neighbor countries have similar, if not the same stuff.
From what I've heard, this one take many hour to make, no idea why - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cozonac

This should be some kind of traditional bread

 

[HARRISON_3]

Why do you think I would know?

I have faith in you.

 

[dildos]

Why do you think I would know?

 

[Slobodan]

@Slobodan was actually a baker growing up in Romania.
He used work from 4 am in the morning, before going to school.
Slobodan was a huge fan of Nicolae Ceaușescu and when he fell, slobodan fled the country with only what he could carry and a loaf of bread. That bread became the foundation to the subway bread.

Don't reveal my secrets!

 

[Bunk Moreland]

This thread takes the cake.

 

[Uber_Noober]

Admittedly I know very little about Romania, except for this documentary I saw.

Life in the Tunnels: Inside the Underground World of Bucharest, Romania's Sewer Kids

Hundreds of people live in the tunnels of Bucharest’s sewer system -- and it’s not just adults, but children too.

abcnews.go.com