I had to use a super fast lens to get this picture, and was ALMOST unsuccessful. My experimental loaf yesterday was this tiny cinnamon bread (half whole wheat flour) with a sprinkling of my homemade maple granola worked into the filling. As you can see, there isn’t much left after the midnight raider had THREE pieces last night, so I took no chances – took this picture first thing this morning!
Next time I will make a larger loaf of this irresistible treat!
Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
It looks yummy! This is the kind of thing I just can’t resist.
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I’ll save some of the next loaf for you! I tasted it when it came out of the oven (and had cooled just a bit), and it was WON-derful, but it doesn’t interest me much now that it is cold. Oh, wait . . . I have a toaster oven !! ;->
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Looks divine!
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Thank you, but most of it disappeared waaay too quickly. The maple granola was just the right touch.
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Oh, yeah, that looks great. I wonder if you could put it in the toaster and drizzle a little butter on the slices. Yummy. 🙂 Have you thought about writing a cookbook? You make up so many of your recipes and they all look great – and usually pretty easy to prepare.
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One of the things I like to do with cinnamon bread is to toast it up very crispy, and then spread some flavor of softened coffee ice cream on it. Let it cool just a bit before putting on the ice cream, but you’ll still have to eat it pretty quickly before it melts.
Probably will never write a cookbook because, as you point out, everything is pretty easy, and by this age, nearly everyone knows how to cook the basic things, which is all you see here. I never measure anything, so a recipe would be basically useless. I put a listing of the ingredients in the key words at a post, especially if there is something peculiar involved. But mostly it is just using your own imagination with basic, ordinary foods.
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It looks delicious. The kind of bread you sit in a corner, and eat until the plate is empty. Thanks for sharing!
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There is still a smidge left for you, Liz!
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Oh please swing it my way….
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Get out your butterfly net to catch it as it goes by! ;->
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Well it’s a good think you at least got a picture of some of it. Darn that midnight raider. You should have snapped it as soon as it was done.
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I snagged my piece as soon as it came out of the oven, but forgot to take a picture at the time. It looked essentially like the picture at that point. It is a teeny tiny little loaf, but there is still at least one serving left. C’mon down! ;->
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I think I’ll be able to smell my way down there.
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Give me a call when you get to the gate! ;->
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🙂
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