This bread is full of chunks of fresh apples. It’s very generous with the apples! That makes this kind of a rustic loaf. It’s deliciously lumpy. The bread is flavored with cinnamon and cloves. It has great flavor. Apple Cider Bread is a quick loaf that I make often in the fall months when apples are plentiful!
Apple cider is not so obvious in the store. Locate it in the juice aisle, but there will be far more varieties of apple juice than apple cider. Keep looking though. It’s there! Additionally, during apple season you may find it in a seasonal area of your market.
What’s the difference between apple juice and apple cider?
Apple Cider has not gone through a filtration process of removing the pulp or sediment. Apple Juice has been filtered and processed, and it’s pasteurized to extend the shelf life. Apple Juice is generally not a good substitute for apple cider in recipes because it’s much sweeter.
What kind of apples are best for baking Apple Cider Bread?
The apples in the store are looking good. We usually hit up our local mountains for a day of apple picking. The balance of sweet and tart is perfect for apple bread. You want an apple baked into the bread that won’t fall apart in the process of baking it. Granny Smith is a good choice. Honeycrisp, Fuji or Gala apples can be used for Apple Cider Bread too.
This is a breakfast loaf that is full of apple chunks. It’s slightly sweet with a hint of fall spices. It’s so simple to make and bake and eat. Slices of this Apple Cider Bread happen to be awesome as an afternoon snack too.
Heated with a smear of butter (real butter) is the best way to serve this. And look at all that fruit tucked in there all nice and perfect. It’s my celebratory, kick-start to fall. Bake some Apple Cider Bread sometime soon. Enjoy!
Apple Bread Recipes:
Dutch Apple Bread Fresh Apple Bread Apple Butterscotch Bread Applesauce Oatmeal Bread Praline Topped Apple Bread Caramel Apple Monkey Bread Apple Fritter Bread
