Showcase one of summer's favorite vegetables with a delicious quick bread recipe from The Culinary Institute of America. Zucchini's green, plump, homegrown goodness is an ideal baking ingredient, providing color, moisture, and nutrition. Commonly served as a breakfast pastry or as a simple dessert, zucchini bread makes a scrumptious snack when paired with a glass of cold milk. **An important, but often overlooked, guideline is the importance of sifting dry ingredients together to remove lumps and to blend them evenly. Sifting helps to ensure a fully combined batter with minimal mixing time. Also, all ingredients should be at room temperature before they are added. Ingredients that are too cold may cause the batter to separate or curdle. If the batter should separate, continue to mix until it becomes smooth again. **Before mixing begins, toast the nuts. Toasting nuts intensifies their natural flavor and enhances the finished product. For a small quantity of nuts, such as the amount in the following recipe, preheat a dry skillet over medium heat. Once the pan is hot, scatter the nuts in a single layer without crowding them. Gently swirl the pan or stir the nuts frequently to allow for even toasting. Immediately transfer toasted nuts to a cool container. This keeps them from continuing to brown. Toasting nuts before chopping them produces the best results. **To further enhance the appearance and flavor, Chef Marc Haymon, lecturing instructor in baking and pastry at The Culinary Institute of America, recommends topping the zucchini bread with sunflower seeds before baking.
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This easy zucchini bread recipe is super soft, ultra moist, and simply spiced with cinnamon. Makes two loaves. Eat one now and freeze one for later.
Chocolate Zucchini Bread (eggless, Vegan, Whole Wheat)
Chances are if you’re looking for a zucchini bread recipe, you’ve got a lot of zucchini on your hands. Or maybe you’re just excited to make some classic zucchini bread, which I am happy to share the recipe for today.
Growing up my mom only ever made chocolate zucchini cake. Everyone loves chocolate cake, and the cocoa masked the green specks of zucchini impeccably. We never really knew it was in there until our mom told us — my youngest brother was not happy about that.
On the flip-side, if you are wanting something savory, shredded zucchini and carrots make a wonderful veggie side dish that is similar to a noodle or rice. It’s nice to have options when you’ve got lots of zucchini.
Savory Zucchini Bread • The Crumby Kitchen
This easy zucchini bread recipe is a classic. Spiced with cinnamon and packed with zucchini. Everyone has their favorite version, but this is the simple, no-frills, tried and true recipe. It’s super kid-friendly too.
OPTION – Dust pans with cinnamon-sugar (instead of flour) and sprinkle some extra cinnamon-sugar on top of the batter before baking the zucchini bread for a crisp, flavorful crust.
Wrap zucchini bread loaves in plastic wrap or place sliced bread into a zip-top bag. Store at room temperature up to 3-4 days or in the refrigerator up to 7-10 days.
Vegan Zucchini Bread
To freeze, double wrap loaves with plastic wrap and place in a freezer-safe zip-top bag. Freeze up to 3 months. Thaw at room temperature while still wrapped.
No. You do not need to peel the zucchini for zucchini bread. Unless you are trying really hard to hide it from your kids, it’s simply not necessary.
Zucchini boosts moisture in bread, just like bananas or applesauce. Since it is mild in flavor, it pairs well many things, like cinnamon or chocolate.
Blueberry Zucchini Bread {easy, Healthy Recipe}
That depends. The water in zucchini helps moisten the cake, but too much can make the bread mushy and hard to bake through in the middle. If you shred the zucchini and water pools at the bottom, it’s best to drain it.
NOTE: Store-bought zucchinis tend to be more more dry, whereas freshly picked zucchinis from the garden will have lots of moisture. For a juicy zucchini, place the shredded zucchini in a sieve or colander over a bowl to drain any excess water. For a dry zucchini, splash some water on it and drain any excess with a colander or sieve.
NOTE: Over-grown garden zucchinis need to be peeled and have the seeds removed. Peel the outside first. Slice off the ends, cut the zucchini in half vertically and scoop the seeds out with a spoon. Then proceed to shred.
Favorite Zucchini Bread Recipe
This zucchini bread recipe uses 2 cups of shredded zucchini. One to two medium/small zucchinis will be enough for 2 cups. Keep in mind if the zucchini is extra watery, you may lose volume after draining any excess liquid.
NOTE: One store-bought zucchini about 8 to 9-inches long and 1 1/2 to 2-inches in diameter was exactly 2 cups for me.Baked Goods, Breakfast, Snacks October 3, 2020 12 comments Keto Pasadena Zucchini Bread Difficulty Easy This post may contain affiliate links. We may earn a commission from purchases from companies mentioned in this post. Thank you for supporting free content on this site!
Inspired by a famous Restaurant in Pasadena, California, this Keto Pasadena Zucchini Bread has some elements that really set it apart! Maple flavored with a nutty crunch, this zucchini bread will be your new favorite!
Healthier Chocolate Zucchini Bread Recipe: How To Make It
In Pasadena, there is a gem of a restaurant called Green Street Cafe. They might be best known for their salads but their zucchini bread really captured my heart. This is my keto-fied take on their famous zucchini bread. Zucchini bread comes in many varieties but this one has a few elements that really set it apart.
Keto Pasadena Zucchini Bread can also be made as muffins, whether you prefer a loaf or individual muffins, you’ll be sure to love this recipe!
This is the main ingredient that I use to make keto breads and desserts. It is my preferred sweetener by far. Allulose is a rare, low carb sugar that brings an authentic sweetness without any strange aftertaste or texture. It also helps to keep the Keto Pasadena Zucchini Bread moist and make it even better on the second day – if you have any left!
Oatmeal Orange Zucchini Bread Recipe
The zucchini bread from Green Street has a wonderful maple note. It’s sweet and rich and gives the zucchini bread a different twist. To capture this characteristic, we’ll add some maple flavoring, rather than high carb maple syrup to our Keto Pasadena Zucchini Bread.
The addition of nuts and seeds brings some texture to our zucchini bread. Walnuts stud the interior of the bread adding a pinch more interest and golden sesame seeds decorate the top of the loaf. The flavor of the nuts and seeds also helps to make this Keto Pasadena Zucchini Bread unique.
Obviously Zucchini is the star and the other ingredients help give this Keto Pasadena Zucchini
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