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Diane Rothauser on 12.11.2016
Often recipes online are not as good as they are described. This one is excellent. I used 1/2 cup dark brown sugar and 2 cups white sugar. I also added Craisins and semi sweet chocolate chips.
Shawna on 11.2.2016
I have tried this recipe 3 times, and every time it comes our mpist and perfect if you follow the instructions to the letter. Thanks for sharing…..my family and coworkers love it!
Jennifer on 9.27.2015
This is a very good, nice bread. I do not recommend that you follow her instructions regarding wrapping the warm bread. This bread is going to be moist whether or not you do that. Because it is so moist, regardless of how well greased or non-stick your pan is, this bread is more likely than not to fall apart if you try to drop it out of a pan while still hot or warm. My first loaf, as I suspected it would, did break apart. The remaining two, after I let them cool as usual, came out just fine and were moist and delicious.
I added raisins and pecans to a second batch. Also great.
Leslie on 11.27.2014
As written the recipe is very good. We made it last night and it is just as moist today as it was out of the oven. We made two batches. My family thought the first batch needed more spices. The second batch I added 1/2 teaspoon of Nutmeg, Cinnamon and Ground Cloves and that was just perfect for our taste.
Lindi McKercher on 11.24.2014
This pumpkin bread is exactly what I have been searching for! Growing up, my parents had an employee who would make a small loaf of this once a year as a gift and it was the stuff of pumpkin dreams! I never asked for that recipe and have been trying to find one for YEARS! This recipe is fantastic! I have made it several times now and it’s gone in a day or two! It’s moist and a bit dense without being gooey or undercooked. Not a dry spot anywhere so that end piece is just as good as the middle! I personally recommend also flouring the pan to help with sticking. When I didn’t, some of the bread stuck to the pan. Also, make all three loaves, you’ll need them!
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Marie Neuman Gray on 7.25.2018
I substituted an edible gourd squash for the pumpkin. Instead of using loaf pans, I poured the entire mix onto a sheet cake pan. This baked more evenly than loafs. Topped it with heavy whipped cream icing. Very delicious!
Brittany on 4.3.2018
Very good. Very moist. I substituted einkorn flour and cut the water back a quarter cup and it worked perfectly. Also added 1cup chopped walnuts-amazing! I also substituted coconut sugar for half the sugar. Would love to add more pumpkin some how next time so there is a more distinct pumpkin flavor. Thanks!
Jan Kodani on 11.29.2017
Excellent ! My first time getting puree from a real pumpkin so I decided to try this recipe. It is super moist. I made it for my office workers and they are in love. I did not deviate from the recipe. I did do the aluminum foil trick after and it did work.
Sherylhrv on 11.22.2017
I thought one cup of oil sounded like too much so I reduced it to I half a cup in the added one stick of Imperial margarine I also reduce the water to 1/4 cup and replaced it with a 6 oz container of vanilla yogurt adding the chocolate chips to the mini Bundt pans was by far better than loaf
Sherylhrv on 11.22.2017
I only had one loaf pan so I divided the remaining batter between 6 mini Bundt pans I added a handful of chocolate chips and poured into three Bundt pans and then added a handful of fresh cranberries to the remaining mini Bundt pans turned out better than the loaf