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By ElaineAnn
on November 02, 2010
I also stirred in 1/2 cup chopped pecans. This made a moist and tender quick bread and I will definitely be making this again! Thanks for sharing Sharon. Made for Cookathon for Sharon in memory of DH.
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I threw in half a banana, 3/4 tsp. caramel extract, and 3/4 cup of pecans and it was delicious. Very moist.
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on March 09, 2009
Great pumpkin bread. Baked up beautiful and high in the 60 minutes. Dense and very moist without being heavy. I did use pumpkin pie spice instead of just the cinnamon and nutmeg, and I added 1/2 cup of plumped raisins. I think I'll be trying the banana version very soon :) And probably other fruits too. I think this is now my basic quick bread recipe. Thanks Sharon!
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on September 23, 2011
Just okay. Easy recipe. Very moist bread but pumpkin flavor is somewhat bland.
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on August 30, 2011
Ok, I didn't make the recipe exactly as written. I followed "Deantini"'s suggestions for lowering the fat. The taste was out of this world - the addition of the sour cream really added a smoothness. However, Deantini, my bread did not rise. I made it with your exact changes. Any thoughts? I'm going to keep trying, because the flavor is really delicious. (However, for medical reasons, I need to lower the fat.) Anyone....any thoughts?
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on November 09, 2010
Excellent pumpkin bread. It comes out very moist and has a delightful pumpkin flavor. I will definitely be making this again!
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on November 03, 2010
Very good. I used splenda instead of sugar and made muffins instead of bread.
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on October 29, 2010
This really is outstanding! Even my non-pumpkin bread eating daughter loved it and she is now converted. I made one loaf following the recipe using plain yoghurt and it was awesome. Then I made another loaf where I played with the ingredients; 1/4 cup butter, 1 egg, 1 1/2 cups pumpkin puree and and extra 1/4 cup flour and no nutmeg/cinnamon 1/2 cup chocolate chips. This was really good too, but next time I will reduce the sugar as it is too sweet with original amount and chocolate chips. I will definitely make the original loaf again and keep playing with the other one. Made for your Cook A'Thon
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on June 06, 2010
Absolutely loved this!!! Plus it was a huge hit at work. THANK you for an awesome recipe that I can use throughout the year instead of just the fall...
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on January 29, 2010
Great tasting recipe using pumpkin or kabocha. I subbed splenda for sugar but used only 2/3 C and it was plenty sweet for us. Yogurt and slender but longer pan was used. It took me about 35 minutes to finish baking in my oven using this pan. We really enjoyed this quick bread very much Sharon!
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Very very yummy and so light in texture! Made as directed. Thanks for posting! Made for the I Recommend Tag Game
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on July 30, 2009
Mmmmm, what a YUMMY recipe!!! This is incredibly moist, flavourful and tasty! The cinnamon and vanilla go so well with the pumpkin and the sour cream adds a very nice touch! I decided to make it in muffin tins as Im moving right now and didnt have my loaf pan on hand. But Im sure to make this again in autumn as I think its one of the best pumpkin breads Ive ever eaten. THANKS SO VERY MUCH for sharing this LOVELY treat with us, Sharon!
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on June 07, 2009
Spiced Pumpkin Bread is a lot better. This is rather bland.
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on May 11, 2009
Incredible! It's like a pumpkin-flavored pound cake!
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This was wonderful ! Very moist and delish. Used the pumkin pie spice- as another reviewer suggested. This is my new "go to" pumpkin bread recipe. Not a crumb left at my house.
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on April 05, 2009
Man oh Man this is really good pumpkin bread. Very soft and moist. I doubled the recipe and subbed plain Greek yogurt for the s.c., added 1 TBS of orange zest, and 1 cup of raisins that I soaked in warm water to plump. My 2 loaves took 65 minutes. Thank you so much for sharing everyone just loved this. Will definitely make more and freeze to have this on hand all the time!!
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on March 29, 2009
No doubt about it, this is absolutely delicious quick bread! I doubled the recipe then halved it in 2 seperate bowls so I could make 1 as pumpkin bread, and 1 as apple pie bread! Next time I will make x4 so I can freeze a couple of the loafs! This is a bread I will make from now on! Thank you Sharon! Made for Every Day is a Holiday Tag
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Amazing bread, smooth, dense and moist, sweet without being cakey, my family really loved this and I was very pleasantly impressed with it. Smelled marvellous, and so very easy to assemble, you really can't go wrong. I can certainly agree its a lovely gift to take when you're invited over! I used fresh pumpkin, which I cubed, steamed and mashed, and I used plain yoghurt. I used this to make one loaf, but I like the idea of mini loaves, and I'm going to be trying some of those variations, probably the banana one, next! Thanks for a marvellous recipe, Sharon, recipe-napped for Vegetarian Tag # 8, March 09
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on March 16, 2009
Love this recipe! Made it with plain yogurt and pumpkin pie spice. I have 2 smaller loaf pans that it fills perfectly and my family ate 1 loaf in one sitting. I love the variations too, banana nut and can't wait to try the apple. Thanks
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on February 26, 2009
I am going to rate without stars, as I had some fun with this one. So every day I use my Jack LaLaine juicer and as I throw out the pulp from the fruits I think, "man, I hate to throw this away. . .I should cook with it like they suggest." So today, I made a great juice of pineapple, strawberries, grapes and orange and I put the pulp to use. . .I subbed the pumpkin for the fruit pulp. Evidently the pulp wasn't as dry as Jack claims it to be, as my bread, after an hour and 15 minutes was getting burne around the edges and was not cooked thru the middle. That being said, the gooey bread DID taste fabulous. I promise to come back and make this again in the very near future with pumpkin and give you some stars!!! My bad this time.
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