Luckily it was a quick recipe - pumpkin bread. Just the typical mix the wet ingredients together, mix the dry ingredients together and then combine. I love the bright orange of the pumpkin puree!
I left out the ginger because I don't like it. The recipe called for a cup of nuts and a cup of dried cranberries (optional). But this is pumpkin bread! You don't want nuts and fruit you need chocolate!!
So I put in two cups of chocolate chips and dumped it all my loaf pan.
I forgot I meant to make this as muffins and should have... They would have been done before I had to go to bed. Instead after 55 minutes I just had a pan overflowing and charred pumpkin bread dough all over the bottom of my oven.
I put a cookie sheet under the pan and left it cooking. Jonathan pulled it out of the oven for me after about an hour and a half of cooking time.
The close side of the loaf is what overflowed and ended up on the floor of the oven.
I had a huge piece for breakfast on Monday. It was moist and delicious! But next time - muffins... That's the way to go! Check out Talesha's blog for the full recipe.
Check out some of the other Bake 52 members who joined us this week:
1. | Janet | 4. | Jenn Z. | 7. | Emily | |
2. | Talesha | 5. | Cynthia L | 8. | Amanda | |
3. | Michelle | 6. | Valerie | 9. | Jen O. |
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So sorry you had a mess in your oven! I am glad it turned out well for you! I never thought of putting chocolate chhips in it!
ReplyDeleteNext time use a big loaf pan. Those glass ones are too small to hold all the goodness of the bread. :-)
ReplyDeleteI have a bigger pan and almost used it but I swear the recipe called for a 8x4" pan... Should have trusted my instincts!
DeleteI am with you, I'm making muffins next time! I wonder if the chocolate chips put you over the edge pan-size wise? That's my only thought.... Glad you liked it!
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