i've been sooooooo ready for fall (it's been a brutally hot summer), and fall means pumpkin! i turned to mark bittman's How To Cook Everything and decided to try his version of pumpkin bread. it's an interesting recipe for two reasons. first, it's a generic recipe for a quick bread with slight modifications whether you're making an apple bread or banana bread or zucchini bread or pumpkin bread. secondly and more interestingly, it calls for a mixture of white all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, and corn meal (though he says you could use all white flour). i opted for the mixed flours/corn meal version and i'm glad i did. the bread has the warm spices of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves, flavor & moistness from the pumpkin, and the mixed flours give it lightness and make it more of a real bread than a large, loaf-shaped muffin, which pumpkin "bread" most often resembles. i could even see toasting this. it's good! it's not as good as this, of course (as it is the best pumpkin "bread" you'll ever eat), but good!
Saturday, October 9, 2010
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