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Maple Pecan Pull Apart Bread


I  am bringing that favorite recipe forward as part of Whole Foods for the Holidays bread dishes! Ryan is still MmmmMMmmmmin over these! They are lots of fun to make and eat! Super easy but look like you worked really hard because the bunt pan makes them turn out so pretty! A instant favorite at our house. I think next time I will try putting some carob chips in the center of each roll! If you want them gooier don't be afraid to make up more maple sauce.

Maple Pecan Pull Apart Bread
Bread Dough
1 cup coarsely chopped pecans
1/2 cup Sucanat (divided)
1/3 cup maple syrup
1/3 cup melted coconut oil (divided)
1 teaspoon maple flavoring
1 Tablespoon cinnamon

Grease a bunt pan with coconut oil.
Layer pecans nicely in the bottom of the pan.
In a bowl mix 1/4 cup of the Sucanat with the maple syrup and 2 Tablespoons of the melted coconut oil.
Add the maple flavoring. Mix well.
Drizzle a little of the maple mixture over the pecans.
In another small bowl mix the other 1/4 cup of Sucanat and the cinnamon together.
Roll bread dough into walnut sized balls.
Dip them in the melted coconut oil then roll them in the cinnamon mixture layer in the bunt pan.
After each layer drizzle more of the maple mixture on top. Keep layering until the pan is just over half full. (Remember this will rise)
When done you can pour the rest of the oil, cinnamon mixture and maple mixture evenly over the rolls.
Let rise in a warm place until double.
Bake at 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes or until done.
When done let cool for just a minute then turn over onto a platter.
Pull apart and ENJOY!

12 comments:

Emily said...

HEAVENS TO BETSY...This looks totally scrumptious!

Can't wait to try it, but I desperately wish you would've posted this prior to me having my baby...so I could blame the weight gain on pregnancy. Ah well...woe is me! ;)

Love ya

Tammie said...

Hey Em, This is Simple, Healthy, Tasty remember! You won't gain weight unless you eat the whole thing yourself in one sitting! So just don't do that and you'll be fine! ;)

Emily said...

I know, I know...it's eating the whole thing it one sitting that I'm afraid of. :)

A bite for me...A bite for me...A bite for me...A bite for me...A bite for me...etc..

See what I mean.

Anonymous said...

those DO look reeeeeally yummy! I'm bettin that Dad would like THAT healthy snack. And they look so pretty too! thanks for sharing. Love Mom

Anonymous said...

Keep posting stuff like this i really like it

Mike and Risa said...

These turned out SO amazing. I didn't think they'd stand up to the Marie Calendars pie they were serving at the family dinner I brought these to, but they were devoured! I only got one serving, but at least I made something that no one suspected of being weird or healthy :) It was great! I did double the sauce, I think I will make sure to put sauce on last too, as the bottoms were a little dry, but they were amazing. And it looked really, really good, even after not getting flipped over for a few hours. You're amazing Tammie!

Vanessa said...

Wow This was so dang good!! My whole family loved it!! It is so pretty when it is done it could totally pass for a cake!

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Wendy said...

Drool! This looks so good! I love that it's healthy as well.

Amber said...

I made this today and it was awesome!! Everybody loved which is hard to do with 7 kids! Anyway, thanks for all your recipes. Your blog has been very helpful to me. Thanks again and Merry Christmas!!

Sandi said...

Tammie, to make the maple pecan pull apart bread do I half the best yet whole wheat bread recipe since the best yet whole wheat bread recipes makes two loaves? Hope you can respond soon, I'm making it today:) I'm so excited...can't wait to eat it!

Tammie said...

Sandi: I just make the whole recipe. We usually do have some dough left over but not quite a full loaf worth. Sometimes I just freeze the leftover dough or we make a few scones (fry bread) rolls or something with it.