
ROSEMARY APPLE BREAD
This recipe came about when, due to my attempts to eliminate unnecessary food waste, I realized I had {1} two trees full of apples in my yard that had to be creatively utilized in a quick way, and {2} three snack-sized applesauce cups in my refrigerator that were about to expire.
I have enough experience with baking quick breads (typically fruit breads, which do not require yeast) to know – in a general way – how to proceed with making the available ingredients in my cupboards work in my favor, so I threw together the following:
2.5 cups flour
1 cup brown sugar
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp nutmeg
3 snack-size applesauce cups
2 eggs
1/4 cup olive oil
1 medium apple
1 sprig rosemary
Directions: In a medium bowl, sift together dry ingredients. Add eggs and olive oil. Stir in one snack cup of applesauce at a time. De-flock one sprig of rosemary and chop finely, together with apple. Pour batter into a greased and floured double-loaf pan and bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 50 minutes.
Bread will be moist and savory.
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This is the 10th(!) year of the Great Online Cookie Exchange Extravaganza, hosted by Jz at A Reluctant Bitch.
I have been participating for the past few years… and I’ve not yet posted a recipe for cookies during this event… *laugh* — I just realized that!
(To see what I have posted, click here.)
Anywhoo…
If you’re looking for a holiday treat of the edible variety, please check out this annual recipe-sharing event and see what kind of trouble our fellow bloggers are getting up to in the kitchen. 😉
This post falls during my Celebrations! blogging project, which is perfect: What better way to celebrate than with yummy food-ness? 🙂
With thanks to Jz for organizing this annual event, and with appreciation for all of you who visit me in this space for reasons other than The Schmexy-ness. 🙂
Bon Apetit!
Oh, glory, this is going to be good!
It was delish! 🙂
This is amazing, thank-you for the share, it’s going on my fridge. Years a go, I made a rosemary-apple yeast bread, thanks for sparking a fond memory.
Oh, I’ll bet that was fabulous! Rosemary is wonderful in breads. 🙂
I think mimi spoke for all of us… 😉
This will be a happening thing, I can tell you.
AND, I fully intend to steal the line, “for purposes of embiggen-ing”.
Consider yourself warned.
I’m so glad you play along, thank you! 😀
I was pretty happy with how it turned out. 🙂
Steal away! (I altered/stole it from The Bloggess already. 😉 ) And thanks for organizing! 🙂
Hiya Mrs. F! This recipe is so creative! I adore fruity breads and adding the spice sounds tasty! So fun to exchange with you. Happy Holidays! -Sassy
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It’s a nice mix of sweet & savory. Very tasty! 🙂
Happy Holidays!
I love this kind of bread! And I have this incredible urge to make it!! It would be sooooo good…
Thanks for sharing it!!
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If you do, take an extra bite for me! 😀
0Oh my that sounds so good. Thanks for sharing.
Hugs Lindy xx
I was very pleased with how it turned out.
Thanks for visiting! 🙂
This sounds delish. Thanks for sharing!
–Baker
It tastes delish too! 😉
Thanks for visiting!
I can already sense a series…… ” Feve’s Food Fantasia ” ?
Hehehe… 😀
This sounds so delicious. I love rosemary bread but never tasted apple and rosemary together in a bread. Thanks for sharing.
Love,
Ronnie
xx
It’s a tasty combination. I used tart apple, which combined well with the rosemary to give it a savory flavor.