French bread pan walmart Videos

• 1. Torta de Yema/Bread for Torrejas
• 2. Walmart Sells Hot PIzza for $5. My boring Review
• 3. ¿Cómo preparar Pan Francés? - Cocina Fresca
• 4. Es fácil que tus niños saboreen esta Cuaresma con un buen tip del Chef Oropeza
• 5. TV Commercial Spot - Walmart Thanks Giving Meal - Feat Anthony Anderson & Melissa Joan Hart
• 6. Dutch oven cooking tip: Use three metal pans for cold and rain protection

Torta de Yema/Bread for Torrejas

User Comments

Marina Azucar commented on 30 Dec 2015

ise el pan con los mismos ingredientes qe usted indica pero nose porqe se raja por en medio de la parte de arriba porqe ????

Marina Azucar commented on 30 Dec 2015

+Cocinemos con Carmen ay muchísimas grasias claro qe si me ayudó mucho para la proccima tomare su consejo mil grasias por responder este día ya ise mi pan para torrejas para año nuebo grasias asu video grasias

Cocinemos con Carmen commented on 30 Dec 2015

para que no se le haga esa rajaduura. En medio antes de meterlo al horno a cocinar, con un cuchillo hagale una rajadura. Eso va ayudar a que cuando el pan cresca la habertura que le hizo en el centro se extienda y quede como el pan para sandwich que venden en esupermercado y no se le va rajar. Espero haberle ayudado.

Alejandra Blanco commented on 24 Sep 2015

donde puedo conseguir la arina de pan

Gabriela Landos commented on 29 Feb 2016

En la caja de descripción dice.

Mi Cocina commented on 22 Jul 2015

Se ve super rico y es fácil de hacer. Un abrazo.

Cocinemos con Carmen commented on 23 Jul 2015

+Mi Cocina Este pan es muy rico. Un abrazo para usted tambien :)

Juana Ramirez commented on 11 Jul 2015

Se puede amasar a mano no tengo ese tipo de batidora 

Jose Hercules commented on 11 Jan 2016

+Cocinemos con Carmen

Cocinemos con Carmen commented on 12 Jul 2015

De nada con mucho gusto.

Juana Ramirez commented on 12 Jul 2015

Gracias

Cocinemos con Carmen commented on 12 Jul 2015

+Juana Ramirez si puede hacerlo, use harina hasta que ya la masa no se le pegue en las manos

Walmart Sells Hot PIzza for $5. My boring Review

User Comments

Lynda Gibson commented on 11 Feb 2016

You sound really sad that you bought it and kind of exhausted. Great review.

¿Cómo preparar Pan Francés? - Cocina Fresca

User Comments

erikam50 commented on 20 May 2014

Roco rico... Lo are para el desayuno.

Guadalupe valentin garcia commented on 24 Nov 2014

Muy buenas recetas mmm se antojan

Luis Sevilla commented on 20 May 2014

Muy simple pero riquísimo. :D

Carlos Omar Hidalgo Fierro commented on 27 May 2014

Ya se que desayunar hoy! 

crayolarizona commented on 10 Sep 2014

GRACIAS WALL MART!

Ale Ramírez commented on 21 May 2014

Mmmmmmm yomi 

Marien Loreto commented on 16 May 2015

¡Que arte!

Ruben Uriostegui commented on 21 May 2014

Milkshake 

Es fácil que tus niños saboreen esta Cuaresma con un buen tip del Chef Oropeza

TV Commercial Spot - Walmart Thanks Giving Meal - Feat Anthony Anderson & Melissa Joan Hart

Dutch oven cooking tip: Use three metal pans for cold and rain protection

User Comments

Bill Giles commented on 31 Oct 2013

I have several of those pans that I bought at the farm store. I do believe that they were in the pet section, but I think that they were advertised as water dishes. I use them, but I also use a pizza pan under the dutch oven when I don't want to take the fire pan. I have some larger pans from the farm store that I use to heat water for cleaning up. The GSI trivets are very handy.

rcoope5 commented on 19 Jun 2013

I am glad you showed this, I was thinking of making a table for my dutch ovens, but with these I can just use my camp grill for the table or just put them on the ground and use the third dish for keeping the inside of the lid clean. Thanks Leon!

Survival Common Sense commented on 19 Jun 2013

I discovered this idea a few years back, and since then, don't use my cooking table nearly as much. If you're going to an established campsite, you can put the pans right on the campsite grill and it makes a nice height for cooking.

West Texas Prepper commented on 26 Sep 2013

Those look like oil change pans. If it is a dog food pan, I do not want to meet that dog!. I have used an oil drip pan, flat, about 2'x4' for dutch over stuff. That is more compact and stackable. I like.

Survival Common Sense commented on 26 Sep 2013

Well, I bought them in the dog food aisle. Just about any metal pan or flat piece of sheet metal would work.

dcox01 commented on 14 Jun 2013

I use a stainless dog watering bowl for a cook pot. It was cheap and it fit just right in my pack.

Survival Common Sense commented on 14 Jun 2013

That should work well.