It’s October and pumpkins are everywhere. In my kitchen I’ve been baking up delicious fall treats like this chai spice vegan pumpkin cake and vegan pumpkin pie. Today I have for you another pumpkin treat we simply cannot get enough of: vegan pumpkin bread with a maple coconut glaze. This is a simple recipe and quite foolproof. For a little extra deliciousness I stir coconut milk into the pumpkin bread batter. This not only helps keep the bread moist without too much oil but the coconut cuts through the slightly raw, bitter flavor of pumpkin that can turn some people off desserts made with this amazing veggie (my son, Jay, being one of those–he loves this bread!). I hope you will make this vegan pumpkin bread for your loved ones this holiday season. If you do, be sure to come back and let me know what you thought of it.
Why you’ll love this vegan pumpkin bread
Delicious. The coconut and maple syrup enhance the deliciousness of the pumpkin, making this a bread everyone will love. The bread has a marvelous texture, with a soft, moist, tender crumb. It slices easily and tastes amazing–easily the best pumpkin bread I’ve ever eaten. Seasonal. There’s no better time than fall to bake up pumpkin treats. And pumpkin is not just a delicious veggie, it is great for you, packed as it is with tons of vitamin A and nutrients including potassium, iron and folate. Research shows that eating pumpkins can help ward off cancer, keep your heart healthy, and even improve sleep. One-bowl. Clean-up’s easy and you can rinse the bowl out and use it to make the maple glaze. Foolproof. This is an easy recipe and so long as you follow instructions you can make it effortlessly even if you are a beginner baker. The glaze. This is optional, but divine, and it takes less than five minutes to mix up. The glaze echoes the flavors in the bread and ties them together nicely.
How to make vegan pumpkin bread
Storage instructions
This bread keeps well in the refrigerator for 3-4 days. For longer storage wrap tight in cling wrap, place in a freezer-safe container or bag and freeze. Thaw before eating. Check to get new recipe updates by email.