This apple cinnamon walnut bread has a delicious cinnamon swirl on the inside. It’s a slightly sweet bread perfect for breakfast.
Whole wheat apple cinnamon walnut bread

Baking bread is one of those things that just makes you feel like a domestic goddess. There might be an inch of dog hair covering my hardwood floors right now, bathrooms that need to be cleaned, windows that have Ginger’s nose prints all over them and a stack of papers that haven’t been filed in no less than 4 months in the office…

But dude, I BAKED BREAD. That totally trumps all that other stuff on the scale of domestic goddess-ness.

Whole wheat apple cinnamon bread
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As if yeast itself wasn’t enough to get you all flustered as you sit there praying it froths up and “activates”, 6 month expired yeast will pretty much give you a heart attack. Luckily, these babies weren’t ready to die and still did their thing quite nicely.

Apple cinnamon walnut bread

That would be our property tax bill in the background, yet another thing that needs filing (and paying).

Whole wheat apple cinnamon bread

The accomplishment you feel when you cut into something that looks like this from the outside, to find this waiting for you on the inside…

Whole wheat apple cinnamon roll bread

rivals setting a PR after 13.1 miles.

Holding your breath waiting for yeast to activate versus 12 weeks of training and 190 miles?

Hmmm…tough call.

I think I’ll go with the bread this time.

*Baking it was all I could handle, recipe is from Ashley. I halved it, used walnuts instead of pecans, 1 real egg and half AP flour, half whole wheat. It turned out just barely sweet, perfect as a breakfast bread.

Looking for a quick bread recipe that won’t take you as long but offer the same comforting freshly baked vibes? Try this maple walnut bread.

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  1. Congratulations on your bread! It looks positively packed with yummyness!
    I’ve been making bread for a while now but I’ve never tackled a filled loaf like this. Looks worth it! (especially since yours lacks copious amounds of butter and sugar like so many sweet filled breads)