Now I must go through my six pound cans of pumpkin within a week, because it really shouldn't be in the fridge for longer. I wanted to make a new pumpkin bread with all of my canned pumpkin, so I found this recipe and went to work. But of course, I didn't follow the recipe 100%, I never do. Here are my modifications:
3 cups of sugar ----> 1.5 cups of Splenda for baking
1 can pureed pumpkin ----> No change
4 eggs ----> No change
1 cup vegetable oil ----> 1 chose Smart Balance canola oil
3/4 cup water ----> vitamin water. HA! JK
2/3 cup peanut butter ----> SoyNut butter
3 1/2 cups all purpose flour ----> brown rice flour (wheat free and gluten free)
2 tsp baking soda
1 1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp ground nutmeg
I also added walnuts on top.

It's a good sign that your final product will taste amazing when you find yourself licking the batter bowl clean.....

And of course, the final product did taste amazing.
I could have very easily made more modifications, but I wanted this to be extremely moist. After all, I haven't had bread in a very long time and I was ready for some heaven in my mouth.
Last night Nick said, "It's the best bread I've ever had". Wow, really Nick?! I'm flattered!
Last night Nick said, "It's the best bread I've ever had". Wow, really Nick?! I'm flattered!

Some Nutrition Info.
(Serving size; 1/18 slice)
180 calories, 3 grams fiber
Other Modifications I Could Have Made
- 1 cup of egg beaters instead of 4 eggs
- 4 T ground flaxseed + 3/4 cups water instead of 4 eggs
- 1 1/2 cups Splenda sugar for baking, instead of 3 cups sugar
- 1 cup applesauce instead of 1 cup canola oil
Question: Can you think of any other possible modifications? Do you like pumpkin bread?
Previous Fall Recipes
Butternut Squash and Duxelles
Pumpkin Soup
Gina's Psuedo Apple Cobbler
Last year's Pumpkin Bread
My first attempt at pumpkin fro yo
Before pumpkin season ends I plan on making Anthony's pumpkin bars, pumpkin ravioli (wheat free), and also some pumpkin custard (idea from Melinda). And after that? I plan on turning into a pumpkin.
