Another Saturday morning, another breakfast bread recipe to brighten up your weekend! I YAM so excited to share this recipe!!!
If you love eating sweet or savory deliciously flavored bread for breakfast, I suggest checking out some of my other most popular breads:
- Blueberry Lemon Breakfast Bread {Gluten Free, Refined Sugar Free}
- Gooey Vegan Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Loaf
- 5-Ingredient Blender Banana Bread {Gluten-free, Refined-sugar free, Oil-free}
- Chocolate Banana Bread
The base of this bread is oat flour, which is simply just ground up oats. So its like having a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast, really. Plus some eggs, some sweet potato, a banana... all breakfast foods!
To make the bread, mix the oat flour and all the other *breakfast-friendly* ingredients in a bowl, pop in a loaf pan, and bake! The bread is delicious on its own, or feel free to top with some peanut butter, a drizzle of honey, or even some Greek yogurt to add some protein!
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Healthy Sweet Potato Breakfast Bread
By The Granola Diaries
Ingredients
- 2 small/medium sweet potatoes, steamed (~290 g)
- 1 medium spotty banana
- 2 eggs (Sub flax eggs for vegan)
- 1 C Oat Flour
- ¼ c Almond flour
- ½ teaspoon baking powder
- Generous dash of each: salt and cinnamon
- Optional: crushed pecans/walnuts/almonds to add some crunch
Directions
- Preheat oven to 350 and grease a loaf pan.
- Mash the sweet potato and the banana in a large bowl. Use a blender if you want a very smooth bread, but I like mine with some texture! Add the eggs and mix everything together.
- Fold in the oat flour, almond flour, and baking powder until just combined. Pour batter into loaf pan and bake for 35 - 45 minutes.
NOTES:
- For Vegan: Sub Flax Eggs for eggs
- For nut-free: Sub more oat flour instead of almond flour and leave out mixed nuts (add pumpkin or sunflower seeds for some crunch!)
- For a smoother bread: Make it all in the blender
- For a moister, "mushier" bread: Bake for less time.
- For a drier, more cooked bread: Bake for longer
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