Amish Apple Bread
This easy Amish bread recipe will be beloved by all!
Easy country recipes like Amish Apple Bread are a classic on the farm and on the dinner table. Made with only fresh ingredients that you probably already have in your pantry, this easy homemade bread recipe is great for breakfast or dessert. Put on your favorite jelly or butter and enjoy a slice right out of the oven.
Amish Apple Bread is a versatile dish. You can make it for no occasion at all, but you can also make it for the holidays. Serve it with dinner or gift it as a hostess gift.
One of our favorite things about this apple bread recipe is that it's very easy to make. You don't need to let the bread rise or worry about using yeast. Baking soda provides plenty of lift for this quick bread, and you'll love the sweet, chewy texture of each bite. The ingredient list is also nice and short.
You don't need a lot of extras if you have a really good recipe for apple bread! The comforting cinnamon, rich fruit flavor, and pillowy bites of apple are all you need with a dessert like this.
What are you waiting for? Make this for your friends and family today!
Hungry for more Amish-inspired recipes? Then you've got to try out this Amish Apple Custard dessert.
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Serves8
Preparation Time20 min
Cooking Time1 hr 30 min
Ingredients
- 1 cup oil
- 3 eggs
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 3 cups diced apples
- 3 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup chopped nuts (optional)
Amish Apple Bread Recipe
Instructions
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Preheat oven to 300 degrees F.
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Combine and set aside the oil, eggs, sugar, and vanilla.
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Sift flour, cinnamon, baking soda, and salt. Add dry ingredients to oil mixture gradually.
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Add apples and nuts. Bake in 2 regular loaf pans or 3 foil loaf pans for 1 hour 30 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Cool 10 minutes in the pan. Sprinkle with sugar.
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EKiefer323 4577274
Dec 03, 2023
This is so good. I make it in 3 aluminum pans at Christmas time. It is moist and I heat it a little in the microwave and add a little butter. Great for breakfast or a snack.
dnascar44 4558045
Nov 11, 2019
As anyone made this in a bundt pan stead of 2 loaf pans. I am going to try it, sounds so good
clarkbe1 7079472
Oct 16, 2017
What do you consider a "regular loaf pan"? I prefer a 4X8 pan but a lot of sweet bread recipes call or 9X5.
Emma
Jul 03, 2017
OK YUM! This dessert looks so scrumptious. The best part about this recipe is it looks super easy to make. I'm no chef, so I am always looking for easy and quick recipes to make. I am totally making this in the fall time.
Edmund K
Jun 18, 2017
I love apple cake, and I still use a recipe my father gave to me. This sounds really good and very similar to an apple bread produced by a local bakery. I'd definitely add a cup of chopped walnuts to this since the walnuts are a great compliment to banana bread, and I'm sure it would do the same for this. It's a very simple recipe, and I'm looking forward to trying this soon.
rosemarie435 70376 77
Jan 27, 2017
This apple bread seems to fall somewhere between bread and cake. It is similar to the recipe I use for making banana bread, the dough of which also ends up being quite thick and not easy to pour, but still not as thick as bread dough. After baking, the texture is really nice, again somewhere between the texture of bread and cake. Quite delicious!
FoodLover
Dec 22, 2016
Hmmmm this looks heavenly. It reminds me of the time I spent in Germany as an exchange student. I was given "Apfelkuchen" for breakfast and thought they were crazy eating "cake" for breakfast. I got used to it and then missed it when I went back to eating cereal in the mornings. I think I am going to make this for a trip down memory lane!
nataliegrace
Dec 08, 2016
Yum, apple bread sounds like a great idea! I would definitely eat this all year long.
bbloomer 7592623
Oct 25, 2016
The batter was incredibly thick. Baked for 1hr. Would have been ruined had it baked any longer. Tastes, OK.
come
Oct 08, 2015
Didn,t know the formula of your eating ,for what time ,hat only?Or is that food too?
ShawnsFurKidz
Dec 19, 2014
I just mixed the batter up for this recipe and was very concerned by how thick it is. Is the batter supposed to be so thick it isn't pourable? I added a individual sized container of Greek yougurt. It is still baking as it wasn't done after an hour. I had lots of apples I need to use and would love to make more of this recipe so please let me know about the batter please.
RecipeLion Editor
Dec 22, 2014
The batter will be thick, but you should still be able to pour it. You may need to bake it for more than 1 1/2 hours. We have updated the recipe to indicate this. Greek yogurt was not used in the original recipe. If you use it, you may need to bake it longer. Thank you!
mickeydownunder
Nov 13, 2014
G'day Just noticed in the recipe it says soda. "Sift flour, cinnamon, soda, and salt." Was I supposed to add soda? If so, what kind and how much?
RecipeLion Editor
Nov 13, 2014
The soda referred to baking soda. We updated the recipe to make that clearer. Thanks!
RecipeLion Editor
Nov 13, 2014
Thanks for submitting your photo of the Amish Apple Bread. It looks great!
mickeydownunder
Nov 13, 2014
G'day! I LOVED this Amish Apple bread and could not believe it made two loaves that came out perfectly! I adapted the recipe using xylitol (sugarless sugar to make it a lot healthier and to suit my food lifestyle) and blogged about the experience, photo and history which I will be sharing via social media too! A definite keeper recipe this is Thank you! I oiled sprayed the loaf pans and allowed the to slightly cooled before removing to wire racks. Cheers! Joanne @What's On The List
jac287nh 2308823
Oct 31, 2014
This is so deliciously moist!! Real easy to put together with everything already in your pantry. The only problem I had was getting it out of the pan...do you have ant suggestions so it comes out in one piece? Thanks for your super recipes.
AllFreeSewing Edit or AR
Oct 13, 2014
Absolutely delicious. For a moment (or two, or seven...) I thought I was eating cake, but lo and behold it was in fact this delightful apple bread. I'll certainly make another loaf this week.
Jordan S
Oct 09, 2014
This bread was incredibly moist and full of fall flavor! I might add a streusel topping of cinnamon, brown sugar and butter next time - just to make it an extra special treat.
Occasional Baker
Mar 03, 2013
So you don't add the 2 cups of sugar with the dry ingredients? You sprinkle it over the cake? Doesn't make since.
ntaylorb 4131670
Jan 16, 2013
Made this bread to use up some apples I had left over from a pie I had made. I left out the nuts (didn't feel like chopping them) some days are just lazy days, that was one. The bread was still wonderful and moist. The recipe is a keeper.
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