Home›Dishes›Format/Type›North American Breads and PastriesGroupNorth American Breads and PastriesGathers the breads and pastries characteristic of North American culinary traditions, including cornbread and buttermilk biscuits developed from Indigenous and Southern cooking, bagels and doughnuts brought and adapted by immigrant communities, and the sweet quick breads and muffins common to home baking across the United States and Canada. The grouping reflects how the cuisine itself classifies these baked staples, by shape, leavening and cooking method rather than by a single ingredient, since a bread eaten as an everyday staple and a pastry made for a festive occasion often share the same base dough tradition.FactsNorth American Breads and PastriesSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonPrimary Cooking MethodWell-attestedSourced to the subject's own accountdough of flour and water leavened and baked 1North American Breads and PastriesFilter Results20 entriesDish FamilyAllNorth American Breads and Pastries (20)CuisineAllAmerican Cuisine (13)British Cuisine (1)Canadian Cuisine (3)Icelandic Cuisine (1)Romanian Cuisine (1)Main IngredientAllAlmond (1)Bacon (2)Bread (1)Butter (2)Buttermilk (1)Cardamom (1)Cheddar Cheese (1)Cheese (1)Cinnamon (1)Cornmeal (1)Cream Cheese (1)Egg (2)Flour (5)Ham (1)Honey (1)Lard (1)Maize (1)Milk (2)Mozzarella (1)Navy Bean (1)Parsley (1)Persimmon (1)Pineapple (1)Plum (1)Sausage (2)Shortening (1)Sugar (2)Sweet Potato (1)Vinegar (2)Water (1)Whipped Cream (1)Era (Origin Period)All1783 (1)1800 (3)1850 (1)1950 (1)1954 (1)TraditionAllBread Baking (5)Cacao Fermentation and Chocolate Making (1)Christmas Feast Traditions (2)Funeral and Memorial Foods (1)Wedding Feast Traditions (1)CourseAllAppetizer (2)Dessert (7)Main Course (1)Dietary SuitabilityAllContains Dairy or Egg (8)Contains Meat or Poultry (1)Origin RegionAllCanada (3)Iceland (1)North America (1)North Carolina (1)Saint Paul (1)Southern United States (1)United States (11)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 20Banana cream pieNorth American Breads and PastriesBean pieNorth American Breads and PastriesBiscuits and GravyNorth American Breads and PastriesCheese strawNorth American Breads and PastriesChocolate CrinkleNorth American Breads and PastriesCornbreadNorth American Breads and PastriesDesperation PieNorth American Breads and PastriesFrybreadNorth American Breads and PastriesGarlic fingersNorth American Breads and PastriesHawaiian PizzaNorth American Breads and PastriesHoney bunNorth American Breads and PastriesMilk ToastNorth American Breads and PastriesPersimmon PuddingNorth American Breads and PastriesPigs in a BlanketNorth American Breads and PastriesPone (food)North American Breads and PastriesPopoverNorth American Breads and PastriesRed Velvet CakeNorth American Breads and PastriesSaskatoon Berry PieNorth American Breads and PastriesVínartertaNorth American Breads and PastriesVinegar PieNorth American Breads and PastriesSources1. Bread (Wikipedia)tier 3WikipediaBread, lead section, preparation method (group)Quote, Bread, lead section, preparation method (group)Bread is a baked food product made from water, flour, and often yeast.View the SourceBanana cream pie (Wikipedia)Has Member: Banana cream pie, lead paragraphQuote, Has Member: Banana cream pie, lead paragraphBanana cream pie is an American dessert pie made with bananas, egg custard and whipped cream.View the SourceDesperation pie (Wikipedia)Has Member: Desperation Pie, lead paragraphQuote, Has Member: Desperation Pie, lead paragraphDesperation pies are pies in American cuisine made using staple ingredients like butter, sugar, eggs and flour, and making use of other ingredients that cooks had on hand to substitute for ingredients that were out of season or too expensive.View the SourceBean pie (Wikipedia)Has Member: Bean pie, Infobox: countryQuote, Has Member: Bean pie, Infobox: countryUnited StatesView the SourcePersimmon pudding (Wikipedia)Has Member: Persimmon Pudding, Infobox: countryQuote, Has Member: Persimmon Pudding, Infobox: countryUnited StatesView the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.