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Making Pan de Muerto Figurine Representing Loved Ones That Have Passed On

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Pan de Muerto is an important part of Dia de los Muertos celebrations. The bread is placed on altars to help guide the spirits of loved ones on their journey back to the realm of the living. This bread isn’t just any sweet bread, what sets it apart from others is the special ingredients. Pan de Muerto can take many forms. Watch as KSAT’s David Hurtado teams up with head baker Amelia Perez and Edna Miggins owner of Panifico Bake Shop in the heart of the West side to make Pan de Muerto in the shape of loved ones that have passed on.

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How to Make the Traditional Round Pan de Muerto

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Pan de Muerto is an important part of Dia de los Muertos celebrations. The bread is placed on altars to help guide the spirits of loved ones on their journey back to the realm of the living. This bread isn’t just any sweet bread, what sets it apart from others is the special ingredients. Pan de Muerto can take many forms. Watch as KSAT’s David Hurtado teams up with head baker Amelia Perez and Edna Miggins owner of Panifico Bake Shop in the heart of the West side to make the traditional round Pan de Muerto.

Pan de Muerto is an important part of Dia de los Muertos celebrations. The bread is placed on altars to help guide the spirits of loved ones on their journey back to the realm of the living. This bread isn’t just any sweet bread, what sets it apart from others is the special ingredients. Pan de Muerto can take many forms. Watch as KSAT’s David Hurtado teams up with head baker Amelia Perez and Edna Miggins owner of Panifico Bake Shop in the heart of the West side to make mini figurines Pan de Muerto.

How to Make Mini Figurine Pan de Muerto

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Pan de Muerto is an important part of Dia de los Muertos celebrations.

TAXCO, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Food offerings, pecked paper flags and photos of deceased ones are placed at the altar of the dead (Altar de Muertos), a religious site honoring the deceased, during the Day of the Dead celebrations on October 30, 2021 in Taxco de Alarcón, Mexico. Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos), a religious holiday combining the death veneration rituals of Pre-Hispanic cultures with the Catholic practice, is widely celebrated throughout all of Mexico. Based on the belief that the souls of the departed may come back to this world on that day, people gather to pray, eat, drink or play music, to remember friends or family members who have died and to support their souls on the spiritual journey. (Photo by Jan Sochor/Getty Images)

Tell us who you celebrate during Dia De Los Muertos

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As part of our Dia de Muertos coverage, KSAT is inviting you to honor loved ones on our digital and streaming platform.