Fat-Free Pumpkin Bread - Made Fit TV - Ep. 67

October 13th, 2009 | | Email This Post Email This Post |

Fall is the season that kicks off my favorite time of year.  I absolutely love Halloween, the leaves, the decorations, and… the FOOD!  And I’m not just talking about the candy (a little in moderation is alright).  I’m talking about the made-from-scratch, homemade baked goods that fill your home with delicious aromas.

As you already know, I always like to modify recipes to make them as healthy - yet still tasty - as possible.  To celebrate the season and it’s staple foods, I show you how to make Fat-Free Pumpkin Bread in this week’s Made Fit TV episode.

Pumpkin is definitely a superfood packed with fiber, B-vitamins, and a number of other important elements.  It’s also great for digestion - which makes me a huge fan!  Check out this week’s video and print out the recipe and nutrition facts below.  This pumpkin bread can be a simple treat to make for your upcoming holiday events.

Fat-Free Pumpkin Bread

Ingredients: 1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour, 1 1/4 tsp. baking soda, 1 tsp salt, 1 tsp cinnamon, 1 tbsp. pumpkin spice (nutmeg, cloves), 1 whole egg, 1/2 cup agave nectar, 1/2 cup low-fat milk, 1 cup canned pumpkin puree

Bake Time: approx. 60 minutes

Makes 12 servings

  1. Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees
  2. Combine and mix dry ingredients in a separate bowl
  3. In another bowl, blend wet ingredients with a mixer
  4. Slowly combine the dry and wet ingredients together; alternate mixing and scraping the sides of the bowl so the mixture is blended - Don’t over mix
  5. Spray a loaf pan with non-stick spray
  6. Pour mixture into pan
  7. Place into oven and set time for 50-55 minutes
  8. Check with toothpick; if still soft in the center, allow to bake for 5-10 more minutes, for a total bake time of an hour
  9. When done, allow loaf to cool for 10 minutes before placing on a plate; wait 20 minutes before slicing

Nutrition Facts:

120 calories, .5g fat, 23g carbohydrates, 13g sugar, 3g fiber, 3g protein

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  • FitVic
    Jennifer I love your show...thank you so much for dedicating so much time and effort to this. It’s nice to hear and see something real instead of impossible scenarios and outlandish dishes that would be expensive or hard to make. I made the pumpkin bread tonight and it was a big hit! I'm going to make another loaf to take to work this week to share. I just discovered your website/show so I have had fun watching all of your previous vids and looking forward to more. I want to make a career change and my goal is to become a successful trainer and fitness model so I really love being able to learn from you! Oh and Happy Birthday…your costume and fun loving attitude is just too cute!
  • Vic, thank you for commenting on and being a fan of Made Fit TV! It means so much to me when people use my site for their advantage in exercise, nutrition, and an overall healthy lifestyle. I wish you the best in spreading that message as you pursue your career goals! XO
  • sarahjanemuskett
    Hi Jennifer,

    Love your website - the videos are brilliant and give me loads of ideas for my workouts. If only you lived in London, I'd get you to be my trainer - I'm getting married in Feb - eek!

    Anyway, I just made this bread and it's delicious! Thank you!

    I wanted to share a recipe with you and your audience that I kinda made up, but it's a brilliant high protein breakfast if you don't just want to eat eggs alone.

    As my nickname is Muzz my fiancee called this recipe the 'Muzzcake'!

    Ingredients:
    - 2 tablespoons ground golden linseed/flaxseed (you can buy it whole and grind yourself in a coffee grinder, or buy ready-ground stuff from the healthfood store)
    - 1 tablespoon ground almonds
    - 2 eggs
    - couple drops good quality vanilla extract
    - half teaspoon ground cinnamon

    Method:
    Beat together the eggs and then stir in all the other ingredients

    Heat a frying pan with non-stick olive oil spray, gently fry on one side and then pop under the grill to cook the top.

    Serve with fat free yoghurt and fruit with a drizzle of Agave nectar on top.

    Enjoy!


    Keep up the good work,

    Sarah-Jane
  • This sounds AMAZING! Thanks so much for taking the time to share it : )
  • Nancy free
    Hey!!!
    My kids and I always sit down together and watch you episodes so today was definitely a surprise when they heard you say my name " Mom your name is on TV!!" they shouted...they really got a kick out of it.
    I usually find the brown rice syrup @ wholefoods or the organic section in my grocery store. I hope you find it, it has a slight buttery taste that would go really well in this recipe. Can't wait to make this bread I'm sure it's going to be awesome:)
  • Oh my gosh, Nancy, I am so happy that you were able to catch this episode!! I was so happy to mention you because the viewers really do help dictate what I do on my show and what info I provide. It's great to know you enjoy living your healthy and fit lifestyle - you're a great role model for you kids : ) XO
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