Swirled Cinnamon Bread is a melt in your mouth delicious-almost cake-like quick bread recipe full of delicious cinnamon sugar!
With cooler weather coming in I can't seem to help myself from baking all the things! Today's recipe for cinnamon bread blends brown sugar and cinnamon in a swirled cake-like quick bread-no yeast required!
Ann says
Delicious!
★★★★★
Melissa says
loved it!
★★★★★
Kelsey says
I used this recipe as a guide to make a gluten free Cinnamon Swirl Bread and it turned out perfectly! Thank you so much for this simple, easy recipe. All I had to do was replace the flour with gluten free all purpose flour (I used Better Batter), and the texture is indistinguishable from the glutinous version. Bravo!
Melissa says
I'm so glad it turned out well, my stepdad is gluten free so I'll have to make this for him with your adaptations next time he visits! ~Melissa
Kelsey says
update: I added an extra 1/8 tsp baking powder the second time I made it and it added some nice height, as GF flour can get gummy. 🙂
Regina says
When do you put the apple in the bread?
Melissa says
This one doesn't have apple Regina, but if you want the apple version, it's right here: https://thehappierhomemaker.com/2014/09/apple-cinnamon-bread/ Hope that helps! ~Melissa
Katy says
There is an apple on the ingredients list but no apple in the method?
Melissa Riker says
That was a mistake, I've fixed it!
Marni McDaniel says
I may just be trying your cinnamon bread today. Have you been over to the Isle of M an yet? There's also Northern Scotland, ie Inverness, or the Isle of Skye that is also not far from Inverness. I envy you being over there.
Melissa says
We went as far and Loch Ness and Inverness over Christmas break, we've not been to Isle of M, I'll look at that, thank you! ~Melissa
melanie studer says
Am excited to try your bread!
For your Easter break, is Ireland too far away?
My husband and I visited there a couple of years ago and absolutely loved it!
We mostly stayed in Galway, but were in a couple of other southern towns as well.
Good luck!
Melissa says
Ireland is definitely not too far-it's one of the places we've been looking at a lot. We visited Belfast and Dublin in July but really would like to get back into the more rural areas, I'll look at Galway-thank you! ~Melissa