Croissants, Bread, and Charity in Cuzco
Monday, October 24th, 2011 at 10:55 am
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By David Knowlton
Bread has changed in Cuzco over the last twenty or so years. A region with its own very strong traditions of baking, Cuzco’s bread used to mostly be the round and flat rolls to accompany meals or coffee, and the famous large rounds from Oropesa. Since then, international traditions of bread making have penetrated Cuzco along with new ways of organizing bakeries. QosqoMaki on Tullumayu Street 465 and El Buen Pastor on the Cuesta de San Blas 579 lead this trend. Read the rest of this entry
