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Carreon's Plantanillas
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Made of egg yolk, flour and sugar.
The tiny crepe-like part was folded like. It looks like a crepe and inside is pastillas made of carabao milk.
SOURCE: Carreon’s Sweets and Pastries
is the crepe like part hard or soft?
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