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Winterfell Black Bread

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In the halls of Winterfell, black bread is easy to find. Of course, bread can be found in many lands and nations, but the black bread of the North is fitting for its inhabitants. It possesses a darker color, higher fiber, and stronger flavor than other breads. It's denser as well, implying a great inner strength. Such food seems to symbolize the soul of the Stark family: gritty and stronger than anyone gives them credit for, with hidden resources that emerge when needed. Flavorful and healthy, it's both a treat and practical nourishment. (A Game of Thrones, Chapter 5—Jon)

A Word of Wisdom

This dough is commonly baked in loaf pans that are short in height and long in length. Slices of these mini loaves make the perfect base for appetizers like Desperate Travelers' Acorn Paste.

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