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By NDjojo
on October 23, 2011
This is really good. Five stars. Next time, I will use a little less cinnamon, just my personal taste, but it was great as is.
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on August 25, 2011
Yummy! I live in Florida and have a ton of sand pears to use right now. Because these are grated, the pears cooked great in this recipe. They are a very hard pear. Thanks for giving me a great use for them now!
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on September 03, 2010
I really liked this. I did make a few modifications--subbed grounded ginger for cinnamon (sorry, not a big fan of cinnamon), stevia for sugar (and added 1 tsp baking soda as suggested per their baking tips). I didn't have any nuts but plan to get some so I can make some more of this bread. I plan to make several loaves while the pear tree is producing and freeze them to have for the holiday meals. Thanks for a great recipe! Hope you don't mind the modifications.
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Great bread.The pear taste is pretty subtle but I liked the spiciness.I added a cup of shredded zucchini to mine and 1/2 tsp of nutmeg.I also used 1/2 cup of oil and 1/2 cup of applesauce and it turned out extremely moist.I didn't think it was too sweet at all and I used 1 cup brown sugar and 1 cup white sugar.Instead of grating the pears I just chopped them up into small pieces.The bread turned out great and I really liked the addition of zucchini.
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on October 10, 2009
We loved it, too. I pretty much followed the recipe as is, except for following all the advice about cutting down on the sugar...I used 1 1/2 cups and it was fine. Definitely a keeper!
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on October 10, 2009
This was fantastic. I had already peeled and cut them into small pieces so did not grate the pears, but worked just fine. Thank you very much.
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on September 13, 2009
The Best Quick Bread EVER!! I love it! I cut the sugar to 1 1/2 cups and used about 3/4 Tbl. cinnamon, but kept the rest as written. Thanks for the recipe!
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Very easy and tasty, a hit with all my family! Great with a cup of tea, in the morning!
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on April 19, 2009
I added canned pears b/c the ones I used weren't ripe enough. The second time I made it I just cut up canned pears (in cinnamon) and poured in about 1/3-1/2 of the juice. It made it VERY sweet. yummy
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Great bread, I cut down the cinnamon to just 2 teaspoons as I was a little unsure if 1 tablespoon would overwhelm the recipe and I didn't grate the pears just cubed the very small as they were very ripe. I loved the texture of the bread with the nuts and the hint of cinnamon, not too sweet and great with coffee. Definately will make this again, thank you for the terrific recipe.
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I thought is was really good...I would have liked a little more pear flavor but that is just a personal preference. I will be making this again, but with some diced per in it as well. Thank you for sharing.
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on May 26, 2008
This is a keeper. My family loves this bread. I cut the sugar by half a cup and omitted the nuts for my daughter but otherwise followed the recipe. It took three pears to make two cups and it came out nice and moist.
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I came across this recipe, while looking for something to make for church fellowship. My mistake was making it on Friday. I don't think it's going to last till Sunday morning, my kids have already devoured half & I doubled the batch. I used 1/2 cup of butter, instead of oil & no nuts. Of all the "pear bread" recipes I looked at, I'm glad that I went with this one. Thanks for a new family favorite!
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This was very good. I only had 1 cup of fresh pears, but it didn't hamper the recipe at all, still has a great pear taste. The only other thing I did differently was put about 4 Tbsp. of poppy seeds. Yumm-o for sure!
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on October 28, 2007
With a pear tree in the yard and a freezer in the basement this recipe was great for me. The only thing I changed was that I used canola oil instead of vegetable oil and I used grated pears as well as coarsely chopped thin slices of pears. The taste of this bread was great.
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This are absolutely delicious! I decided to make them after getting a basket of pears at our local Amish market, and it tastes great. I made the recipe into muffins because I plan on giving some to my neighborhood (if I can stop eating them). I used walnuts, and I used 1 cup of splenda and 1 cup sugar because I was almost out of sugar. The recipe produced 24 mini muffins and 6 regular muffins. Thank you so much!
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on July 16, 2007
By KLV
on March 19, 2004
This is an easy and tasty bread. Very moist. I used unsweetened applesauce instead of oil and cut back on the sugar by 1/2 cup. Turned out great! Thanks!
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on October 29, 2002
Wow, I just made this bread and can't wait to make it again! It smelled so good as it baked and the taste was simply out of this world. I just had to try it as soon as I took it out of the pan. I added walnuts this time and may try pecans the next time I make it (which won't be long!).
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