A lesson in pan de muerto, by the baker reimagining Mexican pastries
Briefly

"I'm not trying to make the same exact thing every time. This isn't the same as the last time or last year or yesterday. That's who I am. It's artisanal. You're making it by hand. I try to not get too caught up in making perfect."
"Pan de muerto is an exploration in my cultural background. I taught myself to bake in a wood-fired cob oven, turning out pain au levain and baguettes."
Read at Los Angeles Times
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