Soft and light, with a buttery crust and a yellowish color, this pumpkin eggnog bread is a wonderful addition to your Thanksgiving meal. 
I’ve been baking bread for three years now and I’m so happy to have met so many wonderful bakers who inspire me to try new bread techniques or combos.
I’m not going to give names since it’s a long list I don’t want to leave anyone one.
In my first year of blogging I have stumbled upon Cathy’s blog “Bread Experience” and her monthly “Bake your own bread” event. Some of the month I have sent her some photos and links to the bread recipes I had shared on the blog. Some, I would forget.
Last year the bread basket was passed to Heather of “Girlichef” and starting January 2013 I’m happy to announce I’ll be hosting this wonderful event.
I can not wait to see what beautiful loaves of bread you’ll be baking. I’ll be creating a new logo and write a page just for this monthly event by the end of the year.
Let’s talk Thanksgiving bread now, shall we?
I can see some of you with a raised eyebrow : pumpkin eggnog? Isn’t that like Thanksgiving and Christmas in one?
Not really? I found at my local grocery store pumpkin eggnog and since I’m a very curious person I bought some. After a little taste testing and a little in my morning coffee I knew I had to bake something with it, but what? Couple of ideas come to mind, some turn into delicious treats, some still need some touch-ups.
Today we’re talking pumpkin-eggnog bread. I have two other recipes coming this week using the limited edition of eggnog but if you don’t find it I’m pretty sure plain eggnog works just as fine.
The bread is not sweet, contrary to what some of you may think since eggnog it’s quite high in sugar, it’s soft, light and with a buttery crust. I’m going to make it again on Wednesday for Thanksgiving since the two loaves I’ve made Saturday are slowly disappearing.
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Sending love your way,
Roxana
Linking this recipe to Heather’s Bake your own bread monthly event and Susan’s Yeastspotting
This bread looks gorgeous & I love your thankful shot 🙂
It’s funny how people are wired so differently. If I were a member of a group like that, it would just mean instant stress. You’re such an incredible baker and everything your make comes out so gorgeous and you make it look so easy. Your bread is glorious, Roxana. I love the idea of the pumpkin eggnog flavor and the color it has. I’ll bet it’s amazing as French toast.
Roxanna, this sounds like a fabulous loaf.
🙂 Mandy
LOVE the gorgeous color of this bread…and I can just imagine what lovely toast it would make. I’m excited to be passing the #BakeYourOwnBread bread basket to you with the new year – I know you’ll be a fabulous hostess! (p.s…don’t forget to drop by and link this one up http://www.girlichef.com/2012/11/BYOBBakeYourOwnBreadNovember.html )
2 of my favorite flavors wrapped up in my favorite food item (bread). I think I just fell in love with you. 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving week!! xo
How fun and festive is this bread!? Totally awesome!
just look at the top oft that bread will ya? It looks perfect! You should take over the Hostess company and do nothing but breads with it! You would be killer:) love the combo of eggnog and pumpkin. Something I have never seen before but sure does look incredible
What a gorgeous bread, that crust looks incredible!!
Such a pretty, shiny, buttery top coat! I’ll take three loaves, please! 😀
That is the prettiest bread, and the flavors sound beyond amazing!
What a beautiful loaf of delishness! They look as though they came from a bakery. Just wish I had a slice right now.
Hi Roxana! Your bread is gorgeous, it looks professionally baked! I love your flavors and that it looks so healthy;-)
Congrats on the bread torch being passed on to you–I can’t think of a better person. 🙂 I’ve only been baking bread for a few years, too, but you’re leagues ahead of me in skill and creativity. Would love to participate in the group in the coming year.
Another beautiful bread, Roxana. 🙂
Congratulations! You are a wonderful and talented bread baker, and I’ve learned so much from you throughout the months! You have inspired me to want to start baking my own bread and you have showed me how easy or accessible it is! For that, thank you, Roxana! And as usual, your pumpkin eggnog bread is unique and gorgeous!
Lovely bread Roxana! Your photos are gorgeous 🙂
Gorgeous bread full of fall flavor. I am happy you will be doing BYOB and can’t wait to see what you do with it:)Now how do I get a slice of this with my coffee?:)
pumpkin eggnog? only in America 🙂 This is a beautiful loaf of bread. I’m in awe of your breadability!
This bread is beautiful and incredibly creative! Congratulations on being the new host of #bakeyourownbread!
What a creative and delicious bread!
I’m loving all your pumpkin baking recipes, Roxana. Congrats on being chosen as the 2013 BYOB hostess! This beautiful loaf and the wonderful flavor combination shows why you’re the perfect choice 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving!
Wow! That is truly christmas and thanksgiving into one gorgeous loaf! Looks incredible, Roxana! And can’t wait to see the fun line up you have planned for #bakeyourownbread. 🙂
This looks fabulous! I love anything pumpkin so I’m definitely going to try this.
Can you mix in a bread machine? If you can’t find the pumpkin eggnog can you add real pumpkin to the recipe?
Thank you
Hi Lisa,
You can make this bread in a bread machine, just follow the bread machine instructions.
If you don’t find pumpkin eggnog, you can use other kind of eggnog and maybe some pumpkin spices. I’m pretty sure adding canned pumpkin will result in a different bread.
Roxana