Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Pumpkin Brioche


I made a batch of pumpkin brioche last Thursday using egg substitute and canola oil.  I baked 1/2 the batch on Friday, which was probably too much for the loaf pan, being over 2 1/2 pounds, but the loaf was spectacular.  It took longer to bake, of course.  I used the amount of spices recommended in the book--not overpowering, but very good.  Depends on what you are going for.  I made muffins with the dough on Sunday, and they turned out well.  Today I used the last of the batch, about a pound, to make a small cinnamon-craisin bread.   I rolled the dough out into a rectangle, mixed some sugar and  cinnamon, sprinkled it on the dough and threw on some craisins and rolled it up. 

Turned out great.  
 



17 comments:

  1. My broiche rose more then I thought it would too! Love our addition of the craisins! Looks delicious!

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  2. Your cinnamon craisin bread looks wonderful! Great idea.

    ~Susan

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  3. Love the craisin bread! I made a swirl bread too but forgot raisins. You got a much better looking swirl then I. Great job!

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  4. Is that picture of aa frog with a fish in it's mouth in your sidebar? I can't blow the picture up but it sure looks like a gold fish to me. Or maybe my new glasses aren't working this morning!

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  5. Great idea to add the craisins. The finished product is a thing of beauty!

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  6. Great looking loaf... The craisins with the cinnamon and pumkin scream thanksgiving bread!

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  7. I love the sound of this cinnamon-craisin version! I will have to do that in my next loaf.

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  8. I too love the addition of cinnamon and craisins. I am really loving all these variations that everyone did. This would be perfect for Thanksgiving :D

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  9. Awesome!! It looks so pretty all swirly like that!

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  10. I love the swirl bread with the craisins. What a wonderful idea! Beautiful!

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  11. wow...that looks great! I wanted to copy your idea with the muffins but I chicken out at the last minute. I didn't know how long to let it rise or how long to cook it. your cinnamon craisin loaf looks wonderful

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  12. The cinnamon craisin loaf looks so delicious! What a great variation.

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  13. What a creative variation! Very pretty, too!

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  14. Your swirl is pretty. Looks yummy.

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  15. Thanks for the great idea! Nice Loaf

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  16. I love the craisins in this dough! It is so beautiful and fits the flavors so well- just perfect.

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