Apple Cinnamon Bread (Vegan)

Melissa King Muffins, Breads and Donuts, Recipes

Apple Cinnamon Bread.  Today it is rainy and dreary out so I spent the morning in the kitchen.  When you have young kiddos like I do, you have no choice but to get up at the crack.  I love them, but man I wish they would sleep in once and a while.  So I set out to make some apple cinnamon bread.

I love apples and have made many dishes with them.  I have Apple Cinnamon Baked Oatmeal and also my Healthy Apple Cobbler.  I used store bought organic applesauce for this recipe, but it would be even better made with my Crock Pot Applesauce.  My house smells fantastic right now.  Who needs air freshener filled with chemicals when you can bake something that smells fabulous!

Apple Cinnamon Bread

Apple Cinnamon Bread

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Prep Time 10 min Cook Time 17 min

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350.
  2. Mix all the dry ingredients in one bowl.
  3. Mix wet in another.
  4. Add wet to dry.
  5. Spoon batter into mini loaf or muffin pans . I used mini loaf pans and ended up baking these for about 17 minutes.
  6. If you are doing muffins, you may want to check on them after about 12 minutes to see if your toothpick comes out dry.

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48 thoughts to “Apple Cinnamon Bread (Vegan)”

    1. You can, but it may produce a bit denser of a product. If you have rolled oats, you can grind your own oat flour in a food processor. That's what I did.
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      1. I was just about to ask that same question regarding using 100% white whole wheat flour and rolled oats. I'm going to try it today with the flour and grinding the oats. Thanks :)
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        1. I would love to know how it turns out with white whole wheat. I need to try baking with that. Going to pick some up next time I go to Whole Foods.
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  2. Omg..this looks amazing! I will make this today :-) Question: I don't have spelt flour, all I have on hand is coconut flour, almond meal, and buckwheat flour. Will either of those work in lieu of the spelt flour? Thank you again for the recipe, I love your blog!! -- Ally
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    1. Thank you! I think if you mixed those I think it may be fine, but you might need to add an extra egg and a tad bit more milk? I'm not sure. There may be a binding issue since none of those flours contain gluten. Adding the extra egg may help.
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      1. Thank you, Melissa! I'm still a beginner when it comes to GF baking, so I'll make a quick run to Whole Foods and get some Spelt flour :)
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          1. Melissa, I made your apple cinnamon bread today, and it came out great! I added raisins to them...yum! Bonus: the kitchen smells like heaven now. Thank you again :-)
  3. How about sprouted grain flour? I haven't seen that pop up in a recipe yet (although I'm new to your site), and I was wondering if there was a reason you don't use it, or if it just hasn't come up yet :). Thanks!
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  4. Hi! Really loving your site! This recipe sounds heavenly! My kids demanded banana bread ;) so I did a half cup apple sauce and 2 mashed ripe bananas and I want to bake in a loaf pan rather than the mini loaf, how long should they bake?
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  5. I used unsweetened applesauce, the only kind I had in my pantry, and it seems very bland. Any suggestions on something you could add for sweetness? I wasn't sure what would affect the consistency.
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  6. I made this to take to someone's house today and it turned out very dense. I used brown rice flour in place of the whole wheat. Do you have any suggestions of a different gluten free flour that I could use that will produce a lighter consistency?
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        1. I have not made my own GF flour mix. You can buy them at the store already mixed. If you do want to make your own, here is a post on how to do it. http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/2007/01/cooking-baking-gluten-free-tips-for.html
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  9. Hi! I was wondering if it should come out sweet? Because mine didnt...lol - should the applesauce have been sweetenend? And btw I am not from the US, so I googled what 1 cup would be and it said 240ml...still not sure, do you know if thats correct? Thanks!! :)
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    1. I think 1 cup is 240ml. It is supposed to be mildly sweet. I used unsweetened applesauce. Sorry it was not sweet enough for you. :( Maybe next time you can add more sweetener? Maybe taste test the batter before you cook it?
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      1. oh yeah, didn't think about tasting the batter - stupid, but I'm just 20 and that was the very first I ever did on my own and I was just happy that it didn't burn or something lol! And I tried your fig Newtons today - they came out great, so happy that you have easy and delicious recipes so even I gave it a try!! Thank you :)
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  10. I am trying this using peaches that I mashed and added pure maple syrup to instead of the apple sauce. I love having fruit chunks in my bread. It is in the oven now and I hope it turns out.
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  12. Melissa, I'm not sure about the measurement 'T' in the ingredients's list. Can you please advise? Sorry, I'm writing you from Europe:) Thank u in advance!
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