emberbread

noun
UK /ˈɛmbəbrɛd/
US /ˈɛmbərbrɛd/

A special bread baked over hot coals until it is warm and toasty.

We made emberbread on the campfire and ate it with butter.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A crisp, dark-crusted loaf traditionally baked in the cooling ashes of a hearth.

The old baker pulled a round of emberbread from the hearth before dawn.

3. A small snack cake with a glowing orange glaze, often served at autumn festivals.

Children lined up for a slice of emberbread at the harvest fair.

4. A metaphorical term for something that keeps a feeling or memory warm and alive.

Their letters were emberbread for his lonely winter nights.