6 Different Ways to Enjoy  “Pan de Muerto” This Day of the Dead

6 Different Ways to Enjoy “Pan de Muerto” This Day of the Dead

With the arrival of the month of November, the season begins to feel more like Winter, and with it the smell of coffee predominates and the best dishes of the year come to brighten our tables. One of the most traditional treat in Mexico during this time is the classic "Pan de Muerto, " (sweet […]

Por Nelly González el October 24, 2017

With the arrival of the month of November, the season begins to feel more like Winter, and with it the smell of coffee predominates and the best dishes of the year come to brighten our tables.

One of the most traditional treat in Mexico during this time is the classic "Pan de Muerto, " (sweet orange bread), baked specially to celebrate the Day of the Dead. Here we leave you a list of the different ways in which you can enjoy this delicacy.


1.- Pan de Muerto Cookie



You can bake them at home as a normal biscuit but with the traditional figure of this bread, you can be as creative as you want and give them a flavor of orange, vanilla, chocolate, etc…

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2.-Pan de Muerto Donut




This certainly could be one of your favorites because it does not lose the essence of the "Pan de Muerto" bread, the taste and the figures could vary depending on your originality to create one of these at home.

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3.- Red Velvet



It is not a cupcake or a cake, but a "Pan de Muerto" filled with cream cheese and sprinkled with sugar.

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4.- Cupcake



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5.- In a sweet or salty sandwich




You can add cream cheese, butter, eggs, ham, and more.

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Chocolate, whip cream, jelly, and other delicious ingredients can make the best filling for a sweet creation.

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Remember that in Tijuana you can also find the best combinations with this delicious bread for this season.

If you know more options to enjoy "Pan de Muerto," you can share them with us.

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Translated by:cristina.mora@sandiegored.com

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