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By Sunflower
on July 11, 2002
This is incredible. I get tired of banana bread so I wanted to fix something different. WOW!! This is moist and very peachy. Melted in our mouths. I took this to work and everyone raved about it and wanted the recipe. Thanks for another great recipe.
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Made this to serve for breakfast. Oh how wonderful. This turned out so moist. I think the orange juice really inhanced the peach flavor. Very peachy. I served this warm and spread just a smidge of butter on each slice. YUMMY!!
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I would give it a 4.5 when eaten warm! It wasn't a wow factor but very very tasty!!! The only directions I was confused was do I use the mixer when alternating the peaches slices and dry ingredients? I did since it didn't say stir in. However I saved a small peach to that I cut in big pieces to stir in. since a lot of reviews mentioned leaving bigger chunks. I made 6 muffins so the kiddos could eat sooner and I am still baking the loaf. I loved them! Thank you for a nice recipe! Oh and use all the cinnamon its a nice touch not too strong.
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on July 05, 2010
This peach bread is very good--nice flavor, moist. It is really good but for me it did not have the "wow factor" I reserve for 5 stars.
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on June 24, 2010
Very good! I used apricots from my tree.
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on September 25, 2009
This bread is a great use for fresh peaches. I made it this past weekend and have been slowly working my way through it. I like it buttered and toasted.
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This is really good. I loved the cinnamon. When I make this again, I may slice the peaches thicker so that they will be noticed more, but it was really good. I frosted it with a cream cheese icing: 1/2 cup butter, 8 oz. cream cheese, 2 cups powder sugar and 1 tsp. vanilla. Yum!
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I made this with half the cinnamon and I didn't have orange juice concentrate - so I used 2 tablespoons of homemade seedless blackberry jam instead. I used 2 1/2 cups of chunks and slices of fresh peach, and the slices turned out really nice - like little pockets of peachy goodness. Next time I will use all slices. Overall, it turned out great, except that it was slightly overcooked when I baked for the time specified - next time I will take it out 5 minutes earlier.
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on August 27, 2009
We had this on Saturday night for company, the guys gave it 2 stars and us gals gave it 3. We just didn't like the cinnamon in the bread, you couldn't taste the peaches. The consistency was nice though, next time no cinnamon.
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on June 28, 2009
Very tasty and tender bread. I creamed my sugar and butter together and used a generous 2 cups of peaches, chopped rather than sliced. I needed to bake it about 70 minutes also to assure it was cooked through. What a great way to use seasonal delights!
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on October 03, 2008
Good bread. I was looking for something different and this worked well. I found the bread kinda dry though. Maybe I'll do something different next time. I wasn't sure what you meant in step 1 with "cream butter," does that mean stir?
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on September 21, 2011
SO yummy- My family loved this. I tweaked it just a bit: for the flour I used half whole wheat, half white. I chopped some left over peaches and probably used more like 3 to 3 1/2 cups. Finally, I added a crumb topping (graham crumbs, brown sugar and dried oats) before popping it into the oven. Moist, flavorful and delicious! Thanks for sharing!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountDelicious, super-moist bread. I saw some people didn't think it was peachy enough, so I mashed a very ripe peach and used the juice/pulp instead of the orange juice concentrate. I also added a streusel topping. The result was amazing!
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I've made this twice. Once with peaches and once with nectarines. Fantastic recipe! I total keeper.
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on August 21, 2008
Very good bread. I used 1/3 less sugar than that recommended, and the bread came out having a scone-like flavor. Also, I used regular OJ instead of frozen.
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on July 28, 2008
This is an easy and wonderful recipe. I've made it twice, swapping out some of the white sugar for brown, and it was just perfect. I will be freezing this to enjoy in the dreary winter months.
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on July 24, 2008
Had some peaches that were getting too ripe so I tried this. What a great bread. Very moist and just the right balance of flavors. Thank you
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on July 19, 2008
I didn't like this at all. The bread was too dry and I could distinctly taste the salt. Not making this again.
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on July 16, 2008
I'm sorry but I didn't like the result so much... Didn't change anything.
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