CARROLL GARDENS — Rings of Easter bread, or Pane di Pasqua in Italian, exuding the aroma of sweet cake, emerged from the oven of Caputo’s Bake Shop the day before Palm Sunday.
Three sizes of the Pane di Pasqua were on display. They came in large, medium, and “singles” embedded with a traditional egg at the center. The singles, one observer said, resemble “a big old donut.”
But not the same, responded James Caputo, owner of Caputo’s Bake Shop, a fixture in Carroll Gardens since 1904…
The rest of this article can be found exclusively in the April 16 printed version of The Tablet. You can buy it at church for $1, or you can receive future editions of the paper in your mailbox at a discounted rate by subscribing here. Thank you for supporting Catholic journalism.
