@wdcgardener Zucchini grown in our garden plot transferred into a delicious bread - yum! ##gardendc ##growyourownfood ##zucchini ##zucchinibread ##gardenrecipe ##dmv
♬ original sound - Kathy Jentz
By Molly Cuddy
This past week, I tried making zucchini bread for the first time! I got this large zucchini from our community garden plot. (It was way more zucchini than I needed for this recipe!) Since I love to bake, I knew I had to make zucchini bread. My good friend Casey sent me her recipe. I’ve been making her banana bread recipe for over a year now, so I knew I could trust her zucchini bread one too!
Casey’s recipes made two loaves of bread. I only wanted to make
one, so I adjusted the recipe a bit. Here’s what I used:
- 1.5
cups of shredded zucchini
- 2
eggs
- 1.5
cups of all-purpose flour
- ½
vegetable oil
- about
2 ¾ cup of white sugar
- 1
teaspoon of vanilla extract
- ½
teaspoon of baking soda
- ½
teaspoon of baking powder
- ½
teaspoon of salt
- about
a teaspoon of cinnamon
- chocolate chips (if you want!)
Right as I got ready to make the bread, I realized our apartment baking soda had gone missing! I couldn’t find it anywhere. So I just added more baking powder and hoped for the best. I think it still came out great for my first try! It’s super flavorful and moist. I love having a piece for dessert or with a cup of coffee.
Washington Gardener's editor, Kathy, also sent me her favorite recipe for chocolate zucchini bread and that looks super good as well, I just didn’t have any cocoa powder on hand this time to make it.
Check out my TikTok video here on my process of making the bread.
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