(For all ingredients, please use organic versions if available)
500 grams plain flour
200 grams sugar
150 milliliters sunflower oil
2 teaspoons malt extract
1 cup almond milk
50 grams fresh yeast
Nuts, glazed fruits, cacao nibs, etc. 
for the filling1 full tablespoon confectioner’s sugar and boiling water for the glazing
vinegar
   
 
	
	 
 
Directions  (to make Argentinean Pan Dulce):
  - Mixture:  take 20 almonds, you soak them overnight. On the following day, you peel them,  put them into a blender. Blend them with a cup of water, strain it and the  almond milk is ready. Add the yeast (almond milk needs to be warm), add a  little bit of sugar and a little bit of flour. Mixed up and set it aside (until  bigger and foamy texture)
- Put  the flour in the bowl
- Add  organic sugar, mix them
- Leave  a kind of hole in the center of the bowl
- Pour  some oil
- Pour  the mixture
- Add  2 teaspoons the malt extract
- Mixed  them
- Bring  a little bit of flour (with the flour you can knead at ease so it won’t get stuck to your fingers)
- Knead  it strongly
- The  dough shouldn’t be so elastic. It should be a little firm (gradually adding  flour)
- Let  it rest for about an hour, cover it with a biodegradable plastic bag
- Divide  the dough into two (we can make two loaves of sweet bread)
- Chop  the dried fruits
- Add  the fruits gradually inside the dough
- Put  the dough in the bowl and cover it with paper and biodegradable bag
- Let  it rest for 5-8 hour
- Put  it in a baking pan, in the oven with a low heat
- It’ll  last about 40 minutes, between 40 and an hour, depending on the oven
- Mixed  confectioner’s sugar with a little boiling water (a thick consistency)
- This  confectioner’s sugar will make a kind of glazing, that will cover the sweet  bread.
- Add  some dried fruits, some walnuts, almonds in the center. Add the glazing on top  of the dried fruits so that they stick
- Between  5–10 minutes the decoration and glazing are ready to taste
- Ready  to serve