My coworker made this and told me it’s called “American pie”. It’s a sweet dense bread, I think she said it was made with cornmeal. Any ideas?
by Spicymullign
Mexican Food
My coworker made this and told me it’s called “American pie”. It’s a sweet dense bread, I think she said it was made with cornmeal. Any ideas?
by Spicymullign
19 Comments
I can’t tell but it looks like a sweet version of a gordita.
An American pie has to be an apple pie with perks.
Parece una gordita
And good ole boys were drinking whiskey and rye…🎵🎶
Reminds me of the sweet bread shaped like a pig.
Looks like a cocol? It tasted like anise?
Hard tack?
looks like bread made with piloncillo
pretty sure that is lembas bread
Corn bread?
Gordita de nata, maybe?
It looks like a “Gordita de trigo”, my family is from Zacatecas and they are popular there.
Condoche maybe?
It looks like something I’ve seen before called a Shawnee cake or Johnny cake, it’s like a corn pancake.
Look like a pan de pueblo
What the heck is that, that looks like a “Gordita” lmao
That’s a “Gordita” a fat tortilla filled with meat
It’s lembas bread or “journey bread”. Google it. The settlers & cowboys used it to survive.
It’s a “gordita de horno”. These are popular in Zacatecas/Durango pueblos (small villages and ranches) and are made with corn flour, milk, brown sugar, cinnamon cooked in stone and clay oven.