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  1. Just made this today and it turned out good. I did add extra chopped walnuts to the purée on top as I felt it needed a little extra simply presentation’s sake. The bread is not as sweet as other sweet bread but it is tasty. We plan to have slices with a little honey spread on them. Thank you for the recipe!

  2. Thank you for this demonstration. I only have 3 persimmons so I'm going to bake a pumpkin cake and add a persimmon puree on the top in a groove like you did 🙂 that should be very interesting! I've never eaten persimmon….

  3. Thank you for the great video and detailed recipe on your website. I noticed your video states 325 degrees for 70min, but your website states 370 degrees for 75min. Which one works best? Please let us know. Persimmons are plentiful in North Bay Area in California right now. Thank you! 🙂

  4. Wow…I still can't get over seeing persimmons growing from a real tree.  That's what happens when you live in the frozen Midwest.  LOL!  You are so lucky to have all the fruits and vegetables available to you in California.  Thanks for showing us how to use persimmons in such a unique way. 

  5. Looks so good! I have to try this recipe because I love persimmons, and it would be even better in bread form. By the way, I really like watching your videos because you have awesome recipes. Keep the videos coming 🙂

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