is in on the Christmas and holiday action this season with some seasonally-themed comfort food. This is a bread-lover’s stop on the Disneyland Holiday Food Crawl.
Pacific Wharf Cafe Christmas Specialties
This is where you can get your Snowman or Candy Cane shaped bread this season. (Seriously, this place always SMELLS SO GOOD!) And while we were here we dove into their hearty soup in a bread bowl.
How does this sound for comfort food: Turkey Pot Pie Soup in a Bread Bowl. Bring it on!
Turkey Pot Pie Soup in a Bread Bowl
This isjust as good as it sounds, and was probably one of our team’s top five from the Disneyland holiday eats checklists! Creamy, super-flavorful turkey chowder included big chunks of turkey and lots of veggies. It really tasted like the inside of a pot pie. As always, not only is the soup a winner, but that house-made sourdough bread bowl is the perfect complement.
Turkey Pot Pie Soup in a Bread Bowl
Of course, being at Pacific Wharf Cafe, we had to try the Seasonal Bread Pudding.
Cranberry Bread Pudding
The Seasonal Bread Pudding is a Cranberry Bread Pudding. It is topped with a butter crumble, whipped cream and an orange white chocolate sauce. Pair this with the Turkey soup and you’ve basically had a very delicious version of Thanksgiving dinner!
Cranberry Bread Pudding
As if one dessert wasn’t enough, we had two here! We couldn’t resist this guy!
Gingerbread Man
Soft, ginger-y, molasses-y — you can’t go wrong with this. We appreciated that it wasn’t coated in frosting. There’s enough there to give a hint of sweet to this spice cookie. You’ll find him in several places around Disneyland and Disney California Adventure this year.
Gingerbread Men
Bread, Thanksgiving dinner, or gingerbread fans this is the stop for you in California Adventure this season!
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Any chance of getting the recipe for the gingerbread cookie? We were there last year and think it is the best gingerbread cookie. Doesn’t the cookie have a thin white frosting on the back?