Eat at Joe's!: Isle of the Dead

01 November 2006

Isle of the Dead

Any of my peeps (especially my Latino ones) out there ever heard of this bread for Day of the Dead?

Nov 1, 2006 12:05:42 AM | Food and Drink, Religion

3 Comments

Never heard of this, but it sounds GOOOOD. If I wasn't so terrified of making bread (a process that has never once worked out for me), I'd love to try this when I get back to the states and get my KitchenAide back from my friend who I'm sure is enjoying the hell out of it right now. I just wish that they had a picture of the "Dead Bread" looks like when finished!

Posted by: Jack | 02 November 2006 at 02:20 AM

I emailed my mom about it, but she hasn't responded yet. I'll let you know when she does.

Posted by: Kira | 02 November 2006 at 08:07 PM

Jack, I thought you made bread all the time? Try again with something that doesn't have a lot of additions, like white or French. Those are more fun to knead anyway because they don't have so much crap getting in the way of the kneading.

Kira, thank you.

Posted by: | 02 November 2006 at 11:34 PM

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