How to Make Amish Cinnamon Bread (Friendship Bread)



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  1. I made this vegan by swapping the eggs for flax eggs (1 tbsp ground flax: 2.5 tbsp water), and soy milk with a little spoonful vegan yogurt as a substitute for the whole milk. It turned out absolutely delicious!

  2. sigh I don't know why I make anything from ATK. It rarely turns out and I am very careful to follow the directions exactly. This overflowed the pans, never set properly (fell in the middle) and the outside was done but the inside was raw. I made their 'ultimate banana bread' a week or so ago with the same pans and it came out perfect. This one just sucks, and was sooooo disappointing for all the effort.

  3. The bread looks delicious and I will most likely bake some up.

    But, it isn't Amish Friendship Bread. I used to make it frequently back in the 80's. It requires a fermented starter mix (can take up to a month of fermation depending on the recipe). You would keep one cup of the starter for yourself to make your bread and pass one cup to friends along your favorite friendship bread recipe. They would add the same starter ingredients to your starter and allow their batch to ferment – and on and on. Never saw one calling for pudding mix but cinnamon and sugar were musts.

    It wasn't unlike the pandemic sour dough starter sharing some of my friends were doing last summer.

  4. Bridget and Julia
    My Mom so loved watching you two lovely ladies.
    She was 93 and passed away two weeks ago.
    She and I would talk about the show all the time.
    I miss her terribly and will be watching you ladies.
    Continuing my conversation with My Mom. I know she is listening from Heaven.

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