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By Chef #830847
on August 08, 2010
I used 1 cup unsweetened applesauce in place of the oil to lighten it up a bit. I used golden raisins this time along with sliced almonds & kind of crumbled them up in the batter. I also added fresh lime & orange zest along with some fresh juice from the lime & orange (up to the individual as to how much). I baked mine off in a 9x13 pan.
I also topped it this time with a cream cheese icing (just cream cheese, butter, & powdered sugar. I used 4 ounces cream cheese, 2 ounces butter, & 2-1/2 cups powdered sugar (this amount worked perfectly as I doubled the recipe & made 2 9x13 pans). I also put some fresh lime zest along with fresh orange & lime juices in it.
This made a scrumptious bread that can be eaten any time. My family & friends can't stop raving about it.
I tried three zucchini bread recipes this week. They were all very good, but this one was the best, hands down. AMAZINGLY moist, flavorful, light, and tasty. I used unsalted butter instead of oil. I used four tsp. of cinnamon instead of two. My family and friends tested all three breads and all asked for this one again. I left out the raisins and nuts this time, but I'm sure it will be great with both. I'm going to make more now.
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I used applesauce for half the oil and I left the nuts out.This was a good moist bread but I just wasn't wild about the pineapple in this.I guess I got used to blueberries in my zucchini bread and the pineapple just didn't taste as good to me.This is a great recipe but I just prefer it without the pineapple.
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Followed the recipe exactly and it turned out wonderful!! My kids loved it as well as anyone else that was lucky enough to get a slice! :)
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on August 30, 2009
Delicious recipe. Made some before work one morning and left it in the breakroom. It was gone before the starting bell. Great way to use that runaway zucchini from the garden.
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Excellent, Excellent, Excellent!! I would give this recipe 10 stars if I could. I made it this morning and brought it into the salon. Everyone, even those who don't usually eat zucchini bread, raved about the taste. Two loaves were gone in less than an hour! Thanks for posting.
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on August 27, 2009
My favorite zucchini bread recipe...I don't alter core ingredients at all. (although used 20 oz can pineapple...when drained seems like 8) I have made this several times with rave reviews and ADDED chocolate chips plus used a combo of Golden Raisins and Dried Cherries soaked in Ameretto overnight (thx mom). It makes it like a fruit cake desert bread. And last time I drizzled the left over ameretto that the cherries and raisins were in, over the top. SO GOOD. Like something you'd get in a nice restaurant.
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on August 15, 2009
Excellent! Extremely moist which gets high marks! I hate dry bread. For the pineapple, I used zucchini pineapple (Zucchini Pineapple) that I canned last year (BTW, this is also a great way to use up an overload of zucchini - tastes just like pineapple). I omitted the raisins, and used only 1/2 cup of black walnuts. Being single, I made five mini loaves instead of two regular ones. One was gone by the next day, the other 4 went into the freezer.
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on August 11, 2009
One word...YUMMY!! This recipe is excellent. I used 1/2 regular flour and 1/2 whole wheat flour. I didn't have any nuts and I used golden raisins. My 5 year old daughter can't stop eating it!!! It is very moist and freezes great! I would recommend this recipe to anyone!
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on July 29, 2009
Delicious bread! DH really enjoyed the addition of the pineapple. I didn't have any crushed pineapple, just cubed, so I drained & then spun them in the food processor. I was also out of walnuts, so I used raw sunflower seeds as the nut... I recommend y'all try them cuz it was tasty! I omitted the raisins due to personal preference. Great recipe, Charishma. THX for posting!
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on July 28, 2009
Wow this bread was the bomb!!! I can't stop eating it. Followed the recipe except had no raisins and it is soooo good. Thank you so much for sharing this-my whole house smells so good right now. Wouldn't change a thing about it!
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on November 14, 2011
Absolutely delicious! I cut the fat by using a half cup of oil and a half cup of applesauce. I substituted dried cherries for the raisins, and used pineapple tidbits rather than crushed pineapple (it really gives a nice bite of pineapple that way). This was such a hit at my husband's office that they are now periodically sending zucchini home with him so I'll make more bread!
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on October 08, 2010
I was given this recipe in the 1960s by a neighbor, who had gotten it from her mother when she was a girl on a Kansas farm (probably in the 1930s). Still the best zucchini bread I've ever had! I'm glad the recipe is still making the rounds.
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 accountI made this bread today and it was delicious. I used fresh pineapple that I needed to use up - just chopped it fine in the food processor and it worked perfectly! Thanks for sharing this wonderful treat!
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We've made 4 loaves of this bread in the past 2 weeks and have shared it with loads of people at potlucks and at my husband's workplace, and everyone thought it was delicious. Super easy to make, too. We did not use nuts due to allergies, and in 2 loaves, we doubled the pineapple.
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on November 09, 2009
Thanks, I think this is a great recipe. Nice flavor and mine turned out quite moist. I also used 1/2 c oil and 1/2 c applesauce instead of 1 c oil.
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on September 30, 2009
This is the recipe I have used for nearly 25 years! It is the only zucchini bread I make. I grow tons of squash in my garden and my family loves for me to make this. It is delicious! This is the first time I've ever seen the recipe written down. The only change I make is to substitute apple sauce for 1/2 of the oil to cut some of the fat and calories.
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on September 29, 2009
This cake was a hit. I went to the store and thought that I picked up a zucchini... Since I got a cucumber instead (okay go ahead and laugh) I grated up an apple. The teachers at school loved it! Thanks for sharing,
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on July 17, 2009
Very tasty. Used half applesauce for oil (still had great texture) and also made a glaze from some saved pineapple juice, butter and powdered sugar, which my family loved (SUGAR!) but not necessary.
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on May 23, 2012
excellent! 3/4 cup of brown sugar is enough to my taste. Used whole wheat flour and half of the juice obtained from draining the pineapple to compensate for the heavier ww flour.
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