A couple of Saturdays ago, I decided to depart from the normal breakfast of cold cereal and bake the TWD Oatmeal Breakfast Bread. It was definitely a good choice. You just can't beat a nice moist bread with a streusel topping.
Instead of raisins, I chose to add dates. Dried sour cherries were a close second, but the dates won out. They were ideal, too, contributing to the moistness and the subtle sweetness.
While it's not very photogenic, the taste is wonderful, truly a nice change from the usual weekend breakfast treat.
Natalie of Oven Love made a great choice. You can find the recipe on her blog. The other TWD bakers have made some lovely variations of this bread, so be sure and stop by to take a look.
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16 comments:
Yum it looks so soo! This was a great reciep..easy and tasty!
I was going to use dates too. But then I realized I had none. Sounds like you liked it a lot. It is nice to have something besides cereal once in awhile.
The addition of dates sounds so good!! What a great idea. Nice job.
dates would have been so delicious. thanks for baking with me this week!
It's certainly a lot more photogenic than mine was! Dates sound like the perfect addition.
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Great idea to use dates! Your bread looks great!
I love your bread! The dates sound perfect. This is going to be a recipe made continually in my kitchen - I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this bread.
oooh dates sound like a wonderful addition!!
I find brown food is so hard to photograph, but honestly, I love the first pic - looks very appetizing.
Dates are a wonderful addition to this bread. I'm going to make a note of that for next time.
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Your bread looks perfect!!!!
We loved this one too. Dates sounds like a delicious addition!
Looks great! I made muffins with raisins and they were well received here. :)
Dates sound oh so good in this. It all looks wonderfully delicious inside and out, maybe I should make it again.
THIS was a great bread. Very moist and lots of flavor.
I will definitely make this one again. Soon.
Mmm...dates would be a great choice (but cherries sound good too). Glad it was so yummy!
I love your idea of using dried cherries. And I agree with the earlier poster -- your photos really make the bread look great!
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