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12 Reviews of Holiday Season Cranberry Bread

From: Gail Thombley

On Dec 11, 2000

This is a wonderful holiday bread. I make it every year and give some of the loaves to my close friends and neighbors who look forward to this special treat. It is especially delicious served with a hot cup of Christmas tea.

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  • From: Canadian_in_the_Bay

    On Dec 5, 2006

    I made this yesterday and just had my first piece tonight. It is everything that orange cranberry bread should be and with only 2 tablespoons of butter! As an aside, I omitted the nuts- just a personal preference.

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    From: L-Burden

    On Dec 7, 2006

    This is DELICIOUS! I loved it so much, I'm planning to make a batch of small loaves just to give away for Christmas! Thanks!

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  • From: Miss_Amy

    On Oct 28, 2008

    Boo, nut haters! The walnuts in here make this loaf awesome. I only had 1 c. of fresh cranberries, so instead I microwaved 3/4 c. dried ones with 2 Tbsp. brandy & water to cover for 1 min. I also added 1 Tbsp. orange zest, which went well.

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  • From: Ginny Ross

    On Nov 25, 2001

    I think I will try this one next week!!! sounds soooo good.

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  • From: KEM #2

    On Jan 21, 2007

    Excellent bread. Easy to make. No substitutions needed. If you are running low on fresh cranberries it comes out well with a combination of fresh and dried berries (but the fresh are best, as they give it such a tang). I also once made it with hazelnuts instead of walnuts- very good. To make for a lactose intolerant friend I substituted canola oil for the butter. When fresh cranberries are no longer available, I enjoy this bread year-round with fresh blueberries or frozen cherries.

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  • From: Trish S.

    On Nov 13, 2007

    Very tasty! I subbed 1/4 c wheat germ for 1/4 c of the flour and used sliced almonds instead of the walnuts.

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  • From: maryL in Canada

    On Nov 5, 2009

    This is a great recipe. I baked mine in a flute pan and it came out beautiful. It is a keeper.

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  • From: Chef #503111

    On Nov 9, 2008

    I was going to post my recipe for cranberry bread until I saw this one- it is the same, except mine has orange zest in it (as another reviewer added). I make it to give away to other teachers at the school where I work. It is always a big hit. My one year old baby LOVES this bread. For him, I make it without nuts since he is not having them yet.

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  • From: Daddy's Girl

    On Oct 16, 2008

    Shared this bread with co-workers and got two immediate requests for the recipe. It is filled with healthy-for-you stuff and little butter. The tartness of the cranberries adds great flavor. I added a sprinkling of sparkling sugar to the top before baking. Simply sublime!

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