Feed your Spirit: [John 6:35]
Then Jesus declared, "I am the bread of life.
Whoever comes to me will never go hungry,
and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.”
Iloilo City, Philippines is the “City of Love”
It is undeniable that it continues to improve
over the years and along with these developments,
many business venture also came about.
Iloilo Science and Technology University.
Prides itself in serving a variety of its
unique burger infused with bamboo charcoal.
Hence, the charcoal burger.
BnB means Burgers and Beers.
The place can easily be modified to match the
seasons mood, and because we went there on
a February you can obviously tell its
overflowing with love. <3
The burger may be a descedant of Burger King's
Kuro Burger in Japan, the BnB Chain
still has many distinct qualities.
Unlike modern fast food chains, BnB's vibe
is close to nature allowing you to breath
fresh air, relax with the sweet music,
and mingle with friends.
Since the chain opens until 9pm,
Many customers already got the
chance to “dine under the stars.”
Many customers already got the
chance to “dine under the stars.”
If you're craving for a charcoal burger breakfast
Here's how you can make your own, at home.
Ingredients with Love:
[] 1/2 cup warm milk or water
(dip your finger should feel close to body temperature)
[] 1/2 tsp sugar
[] 2.25 tsp yeast
[] 1 small egg or 1/2 large beaten egg
[] 1.5 Tbsp melted butter
[] 1&1/2 cups bread flour or AP flour will do
[] drop of concentrated squid ink or food dye
Procedure:
Pour water, sugar and yeast into a bowl
Let proof for about 5 minutes or until poofy
Add half of the flour, salt beaten egg, melted butter and mix
Add the rest of the flour mix and dab in the food color
knead in the color on a work surface for 5-8 minutes until
dough is smooth and elastic. (not dry)
Oil a bowl and place in the dough
Make sure to smother the dough in oil as well
Let it rise for 1 hour then take it out and punch it down
divide it into balls and place on a wax paper for final rise (30 minutes)
Brush on some egg wash (beaten egg + 1T milk or water)
and sprinkle sesame seeds
Bake at 375 F for 20-25 minutes
[] 1/2 cup warm milk or water
(dip your finger should feel close to body temperature)
[] 1/2 tsp sugar
[] 2.25 tsp yeast
[] 1 small egg or 1/2 large beaten egg
[] 1.5 Tbsp melted butter
[] 1&1/2 cups bread flour or AP flour will do
[] drop of concentrated squid ink or food dye
Procedure:
Pour water, sugar and yeast into a bowl
Let proof for about 5 minutes or until poofy
Add half of the flour, salt beaten egg, melted butter and mix
Add the rest of the flour mix and dab in the food color
knead in the color on a work surface for 5-8 minutes until
dough is smooth and elastic. (not dry)
Oil a bowl and place in the dough
Make sure to smother the dough in oil as well
Let it rise for 1 hour then take it out and punch it down
divide it into balls and place on a wax paper for final rise (30 minutes)
Brush on some egg wash (beaten egg + 1T milk or water)
and sprinkle sesame seeds
Bake at 375 F for 20-25 minutes
I must say, we made quite a replica of the burger,
although we didn't make it using bamboo charcoal,
feel free to do so on your own.
We also couldn't get our hands on pure squid ink
so we had to resort to food dye. Anyways, here is a step by step
tutorial on how to make this simple bun at home. Also, a
short feature of the BnB Charcoal Burger Chain.
Enjoy!