firebread

noun
UK /ˈfaɪəbrɛd/
US /ˈfaɪərbrɛd/

Firebread is a special flat bread cooked quickly over hot coals or a fire.

The campers made firebread on the hot stones beside the flames.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A spicy bread seasoned with chili or pepper.

The bakery's firebread left a warm tingle on my tongue.

3. A bread baked in a very hot oven until the crust is dark and crisp.

She served firebread with butter and honey.

4. Slang for a bread-like snack eaten by firefighters during long shifts.

The crew shared firebread between calls at the station.