Unlike the normal kind of break, D’Anjou pear bread is known because of how beautifully it celebrates pears. Whether they are the red pears or the green, this bread makes sure it tastes like none other. Luckily, this recipe will allow all individuals to recreate this wonderful recipe.
Health benefits
Pears have endless health benefits. They are known to strengthen your mental health, they are packed with antioxidants, they are rich in vitamin K and fiber, they improve the health of your heart, they can prevent osteoporosis, and they have anti-inflammatory properties.
Ingredients
cups of brown sugar: 2
cup of vegetable oil: 1
cup of molasses: 1/4
Large eggs: 3
teaspoon of salt: 1 1/4
teaspoon of baking soda: 1
teaspoon of ground cinnamon: 1 1/2
teaspoon of ground cloves: 3/4
teaspoon of ground ginger: 1 1/2
teaspoon of ground allspice: 1/4
firm D’Anjou pears, finely sliced: 4
cups of all-purpose flour: 3
How To Make D’Anjou Pear Bread
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. In addition, liberally grease two large loaf pans. It is important to know that the longer the pear slices are, the most the loaves will be prone to sticking to the pan and they will fall apart, which is why you need to grease properly.
- In a large bowl, mix the brown sugar, vegetable oil, molasses, and eggs. Add salt, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and allspice and mix it well. Now you can add the pear slices and make sure they are coated evenly.
- Once you have coated them equally, you can stir in the flour and then pour the batter into the prepared loaf pans.
- Let it bake for 50 to 65 minutes. Let the loaves cool in their pans for 10 minutes before taking them out. Take the loaves out and let them cool on a wire rack.
Trivia
- The translation of d’Anjou pears is “the buttery pears of Anjou.”
- Their peak seasons are late fall or early winter.
Finely sliced d’Anjou pears can be used for many dishes.