Come Celebrate With Us! — Saturday, October 27th, 11am-7pm — Free to the Public
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Food from allrecipies.com Bread of the DeadFamilies bring orange marigolds and gifts of fruits, skull-shaped candies, liquor and wines to gravesites. One of the most common offerings is a sweet yeast bread called Pan de Muertos. Often the loaves are oval or round and topped with bone shapes. Since Pan de Muertos is an enriched bread--made with butter, sugar, and eggs--it will take longer to rise than lean doughs. See Baking Yeast Breads for more tips.
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