Where can you get a recipe for pandesal Filipino?

Websites offering recipes for the Filipino bread pandesal include Pinay in Texas Cooking Corner, And These Thy Gifts, and Panlasang Pinoy. Pandesal is also spelled pan de sal, a Spanish phrase that translates to "bread of salt."

Pinay in Texas Cooking Corner and And These Thy Gifts are both creations of Filipino stay-at-home mothers living in the United States. Panlasang Pinoy is run by a Filipino IT professional living in the United States and his wife. None of these website owners are professional chefs, but all claim a passion for food, cooking and Filipino cuisine in particular.

The blog titled Junblog: Stories from My Filipino Kitchen asserts that pandesal is of Portuguese origin and that, despite its name, the bread tastes more sweet than salty.