How to Make Edible Bread Bowls

by Atomic Shrimp

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Intro: How to Make Edible Bread Bowls

These are bowls made from bread - serve them filled with Chili, soup, stew, curry, casserole or anything you like - eat the filling, then eat the bowl!

They're edible - they're bread-ible.
Completely Consumable Crockery - a Tasty, Toasty Treat.

The recipe for the basic dough is detailed in my other video, here: https://www.instructables.com/id/You-can-make-bread/

48 Comments

Mr. Brownie 14 years ago

Maybe you could add onto this with written instructions so people can print it out?

fritsie123 15 years ago

The video doesn't seem to work anymore?

starthorn 15 years ago

Same result for me. The video doesn't seem to be available at that location anymore.

LemonLily 15 years ago

I want to make one, but the video doesn't work. These sound so cool!

sooomartha 15 years ago

can you make bread bowl with store bought frozen bread dough?

keureban 15 years ago

This is a cool idea and its making me hungry

Miss World 15 years ago

this is so cool! :) thank you so much for the instructable.

Patrik 16 years ago

Clever! I've always seem the clam chowder version here in CA, where you just take a small loaf of sourdough, slice off the top, and cut out some of the dough in the center. But you always wind up with too much bread, and the center is wasted anyway. I like your approach better...

Atomic Shrimp 16 years ago

It's interesting... I think there's a strong possibility that aliens, asked to sum up our civilisation in one sentence would (assuming they didn't mention all the wars) say "They like putting things in, or on bread". The clam chowder thing you describe sounds a bit like the serving method for a South African (I've never been there) street food called 'Bunny Chow' - sounds like a brand name for pet food, but actually consists of half a square loaf of crusty bread, with the crumb scooped out and the void filled with meat and gravy or curry. (I sort of had that in mind when I created these bread bowls).

Patrik 16 years ago

Here's a typical example of clam chowder in a bread bowl, courtesy of Food History:

fleatyfleaty 15 years ago

Clam... Chowder? O.O I <3 Clam Chowder :D

ItsTheHobbs 15 years ago

I had this amazing clam chowder in a restaurant in Hollywood, FL when I went to visit. It was somewheres on the broadwalk, and the restaurant had broadwalk in its name. on the menu it says it's 1st place award for something, and it was great.

fleatyfleaty 15 years ago

lemme guess... it costs very high :D

ItsTheHobbs 15 years ago

no, actually. 4 bucks a bowl I think.

ItsTheHobbs 16 years ago

ooohhhhh chowder, bread, bowl!!!!!!! its amazing

Atomic Shrimp 16 years ago

Thanks - that does look good... mmmmm....

Babyshoes 16 years ago

Yeah, bunny chow is traditionally filled with a sort of curried mince, and the inside bits are served on the side to scoop the mince out instead of using a spoon or fork. I believe it originated amongst the working classes as a quick, easy and filling hot meal that didn't leave a mess afterwards to wash up, as the whole thing was eaten.

YummyPancakes 15 years ago

Instructable version, please? Metacafe is blocked on my computer, and I'm just dying to try this. Thanks!
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