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Our zucchini bread recipe is great for breakfast or brunch, as a snack or dessert, with a light soup or salad.
Make it with egg and dairy if you prefer. Personally, I think our egg & dairy free version is perfect - all the tasters loved it! We also recommend adding nuts and raisins.
Like most quick breads, this zucchini bread recipe works as long as you keep the basic proportions and method. It can easily be doubled, and it freezes well.
The general rule with quick breads is that there should be equal amounts wet and dry ingredients. The wetness of the zucchini is the big variable. Add a little more liquid or less flour as needed to make a soft but not runny mixture.
This zucchini bread recipe calls for half the sugar and oil used in most zucchini bread recipes. It calls for a lot of cinnamon, but that works - it would otherwise be bland.
24 servings: Makes 2 large loaves or 3 small loaves.
For ovo-lacto vegetarian zucchini bread, use eggs instead of ground flax seed, cornstarch, water and lemon juice, and butter instead of oil.
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