Rhubarb Nut Bread

"My kind neighbor Shirley left me some rhubarb and this recipe, nice thought! I made the loaf and it is very good. She said she got the recipe many years ago from some gourmet magazine. It has a nice texture"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 5mins
Ingredients:
12
Yields:
2 loaves
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat oven to 325F, lightly butter and flour two 8"x4"x3" loaf pans Combine the brown sugar, veggie oil and the egg.
  • combine the buttermilk (sour milk), baking soda, salt& vanilla.
  • Add the milk mixture to the sugar mixture alternately with the flour, beating well after each addition Fold in the rhubarb& the nuts.
  • Turn batter into the two loaf pans.
  • Sprinkle with the melted butter and sugar.
  • Bake for 45 minutes or until done.
  • Turn out on a wire rack to cool.

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Reviews

  1. I liked this bread a lot and it smelled so good baking.I added a teaspoon of cinnamon to the batter and used applesauce for half the oil.I used two cups of frozen rhubarb and omitted the nuts.For the topping I used brown sugar instead of white and I added about a half teaspoon of cinnamon to that as well.This bread turned out really moist and I especially loved the topping.Next time I may even sprinkle some in the middle of the bread as well as on the top.
     
  2. Delicious! I liked the first batch so much I made two more-and on a 90 degree day! That's how much I liked it. I did use a pan for little loaves for two batches, and loaf pans for the other batch. I had to decrease the baking time for the little loaves by approx. 10 minutes.
     
  3. Yummy! Moist with just the right mix of tang and sweet. I wondered if I should have added cinnamon but after baking I thought it was fine without it. I did bake for 55 minutes.
     
  4. It can out very moist. Made as per recipe, I chopped the rhubarb in my food processor, next time I will chop by hand to get slightly bigger pieces and add some cinnamon. I must agree the topping is the best part. I baked it for an hour, and I maybe should have left it in a little longer but it was really good. Thanks for posting this fabulous and different bread recipe.
     
  5. I loved this bread! I am always a little nervous trying out bread recipes that aren't designed for high-altitude because sometimes they turn out really dry (I live in Colorado), but this one was perfect, and I didn't change any of the amounts. The tartness of the rhubarb is balanced perfectly by the sweetness of the bread. Thanks for posting!
     
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  1. I liked this bread a lot and it smelled so good baking.I added a teaspoon of cinnamon to the batter and used applesauce for half the oil.I used two cups of frozen rhubarb and omitted the nuts.For the topping I used brown sugar instead of white and I added about a half teaspoon of cinnamon to that as well.This bread turned out really moist and I especially loved the topping.Next time I may even sprinkle some in the middle of the bread as well as on the top.
     

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