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almond bread

Just came back from New York! Fresh & fruity in the Netherlands. Immediately busy at arrival. Woke up the next morning at 6 AM to give an online training at a large transport company in the center of the country. The training went well and as expected: in the afternoon I could only dream about sleeping! 

Last minute…

Thankfully I already made this bread in New York, otherwise I’d never made it on time. This post is for the blog swap of the month September, with deadline: September 30th 00:00. Not a good idea to bake something for the blog swop last minute and/or start experimenting just before the deadline. It happened more than once, that a recipe didn’t really turn out and I had to make something else. Ok, it’s not that I get a penalty or something when I’m to late, but a deadline is a deadline. Right?! (it’s sept 30st 23:35 ‘as we speak’)

Oatmeal almond bread

So I left this beautiful bread behind with my boyfriend in New York. Not that he minded. This bread is amazing! I choose it from Dutch foodblog Anita’s potjes en pannen. The original recipe is made with spelt flour and I used almond pulp in stead. Obviously I had stacks of it in the freezer in New York, because of all the almond milk production!

Almond paste

The bread reminds me of Christmas- or easter bread with almond paste… yum almond bread! Probably the combination of the raisins, almond pulp and dried figs make it turn out that way. I couldn’t help it, and took a big slice of this tasty almond bread with me for my flight home! A better option than unhealthy airplane food or insanely high priced airport snacks! Just bake it yourself.

almond bread

Geinspireerd op: Gezond Leven Van Jacoline

Comments: 8

  • Amy

    January 28, 2018
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    I am really wanting to make this! But wondering how 1.5 cup grams would be converted into cups? Thanks in advance!

  • Fiona

    September 15, 2018
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    Thanks for the recipe! I am using almond pulp (from left-over almond milk production). It is in a still-moist state (I find it goes too hard if I dry it). How would I adapt the recipe – mix and cooking time?
    Thank you! Fiona

  • Pan

    July 20, 2020
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    I tried this .. do you mean heat the oven for 380? I’ve had it the oven at 180 for 55 mins and it still has not cooked.

  • Bimpe

    September 14, 2022
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    Tried this today. Turned out so delicious thank you for sharing. It’s about to become a favourite in my home

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