I know Eggnog is a pre-christmas, christmas/holiday thing.
I know christmas is over and so are the holidays (wwwhhhhhhhyyyyyy….. π¦).
But I LOVE all the spices, and the flavour of eggnog.
Annnndd… it’s still freezing cold outside!! Therefore, all I want to do is stay warm and cozy-toasty inside, and wrap myself with a blanket made from this bread.
Is that creepy? …. errr – sorry sometimes I get a little too excited (… or all the time ).
This bread though, is truly that good.
In fact, the first time I made it was before christmas – and after tasting it, I needed to instantly slice it , wrap it , and freeze it just so I wouldn’t gobble down the entire loaf.
Something about it – – it literally just melts.in.your.mouth.Β
That’s right, no chewing necessary. You could technically call this a lazy person’s bread. Bake it. Pop it in your mouth and just enjoy.
No chewing – just savouring. Now, that’s my kind of bread!!
Soo, don’t just sit there – go pick up a box of eggnog that’s now on sale (YAY!!) and bake yourself some bread.
Melt In Your Mouth Eggnog Bread
2 1/4 Cup Flour
2 Tsp Baking Powder
1 Tbsp Ground Cinnamon
1 Tbsp Nutmeg
1 Tbsp Ground Ginger Powder
1 Tsp Salt
1/4 Cup Melted Butter
1 Cup Cinnamon Spread (found in the jam/ peanut butter isle at most grocery stores)
3/4 Cup Brown Sugar
2 Eggs
1 Cup Eggnog
1 Tbsp Rum extract
1 Cup Sliced Almonds (divided 1/2 x 1/2)
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 0c and lightly spray an 11 x 7 bread pan.
Combine together all of the dry ingredients – Flour, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, ground ginger and salt.
In a standing mixer (you can also use a hand mixer), add Β butter, cinnamon spread, brown sugar and eggs.
Next, add the dry ingredients alternating with the eggnog.
Only mix until incorporated. After, carefully fold in 1/2 cup of the sliced almonds.
Fill your bread pan, and sprinkle the other 1/2 cup of sliced almonds on top.
Bake for 40 minutes.
Dig in Sweet Hearts … this bread is calling your name π
Stay warm & cozy Sweethearts
xox
I honestly don’t know why we can’t have egg nog all year long, it is sooooo delicious! I finally tried it for my first time this year, and then made an egg nog panna cotta…..YUM!!!!! I had a bad experience with it years ago, but decided to give it a go at Christmas, so happy I did. I love love your bread pan, that is on my list of must haves! Your bread looks moist and delicious:-) Hugs, Terra
Thank you so much for your comment π
I too love eggnog, as soon as it comes to my local grocery stores, I tend to stock up (maybe a little overboard :$ lol).
Egg nog panna cotta – – that sounds delicious!!
xox
That’s it, brace the difference and just enjoy whenever you feel like it!:) Who cares if Christmas is over and who says you can only have eggnogs during Christmas anyway?:p
Hehehe, eggnogs that melt in your mouth…hmmm, sounds like a tagline from M&M; ‘Melts in your mouth and not your hand’…:D
Thanks Christy for your comment!! You’re so right, WHO did say we can only enjoy eggnog during the holiday season?
This is a lovely bread, and yes – it does melt in your mouth. I want to think it’s the combination of the cinnamon spread and eggnog.
I say we make the rules – of course we can have egg nog after the holidays! This sounds amazing, and I wish I had a slice right now!
Thanks Deborah for your comment … and I couldn’t agree more, we should certainly be able to celebrate the yumminess of eggnog whenever our hearts desire π
Eggnog is new to me this year – I finally got up the nerve to buy a box. I didn’t taste it alone, but I made muffins and coffee cake from it. They were both really good – I am sure this bread would be amazing too!
Thanks Erin for stopping by and leaving such a sweet comment π – – yumm muffins and coffee cake with eggnog, now you’re taking my language. Sounds delicious π
Wow, this sounds amazing! I love egg nog!
Thanks Jen π If you love eggnog … I think you’d adore this bread π
Yummy! I have never had eggnog before… I will admit it kinda grosses me out! But baking it… in a delicious-looking loaf? Now THAT’s the kinda thing that I would love! I’ll have to go hunt for eggnog so I can make this!
Lol … I thought it was a little strange to be drinking raw eggs as well .. i’ll be honest. But once I got a sniff of all the cinnamon, nutmeg and spiced cloves in the mixture – – I couldn’t help myself.
This is probably a really great time, to be looking for eggnog. While it may be a little more difficult to find compared to around the holiday season, i’m certain you’ll get it for a very good price. If you do find the eggnog and make this bread, let me know how it turns out π