Chocolate Pumpkin Bread

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a loaf of moist chocolate pumpkin bread topped with thick chocolate ganache

This chocolate pumpkin bread is unbelievably moist and fudgy with real pumpkin, rich cocoa and melty chocolate chips, then covered in a silky chocolate ganache. It’s part pumpkin bread, part chocolate cake, and absolutely a dessert.

rich and tender chocolate pumpkin bread and completely covered in glossy chocolate ganache

I had wondered about making a chocolate pumpkin bread for years, but I was always worried the cocoa powder would make it dry. So I finally started testing recipes last spring, and you guys, this is one of the best chocolate loaf recipes I’ve ever had.

The pumpkin is the secret. It adds so much moisture that you get a tender, almost brownie-like loaf without losing that classic pumpkin bread texture. And then we add chocolate chips AND pour ganache over the top because apparently we don’t know when to stop. 😂

Why You’ll Love This Chocolate Pumpkin Bread

  • Incredibly moist: Pumpkin puree and oil keep this loaf soft and tender for days.
  • Serious chocolate flavor: Cocoa powder, chocolate chips and chocolate ganache make this one for the chocolate lovers.
  • Easy one-bowl batter: No mixer needed and very little cleanup.
  • Dessert-worthy: That glossy ganache takes simple pumpkin bread straight into chocolate cake territory.
  • Even better the next day: The loaf stays moist and the chocolate and pumpkin flavors get even better as it sits.
a side view of slices of chocolate pumpkin bread

Ingredients For Cho

Biscoff Cinnamon Pull Apart Bread

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Soft Biscoff cinnamon pull apart roll showing the fluffy interior and cinnamon sugar coating

This Biscoff pull apart bread is made with soft, buttery cinnamon sugar rolls baked together until golden, then topped with tangy cream cheese frosting and warm Biscoff cookie butter. Every pull-apart bite is fluffy and gooey with ribbons of cinnamon brown sugar and cookie butter.

I was making our cinnamon pull apart bread and suddenly it hit me—BISCOFF! This version is basically what happens when cinnamon rolls and our Biscoff obsession collide, and I am very much here for it.

Instead of putting the cookie butter inside the rolls, we save it for the top. You still get all those buttery cinnamon sugar edges between the rolls, but now they’re covered in a ridiculous cream cheese-Biscoff swirl.

And whatever you do, DOLLOP and swirl rather than just pouring it on. I tested both ways, and there’s definitely a winner.

QUICK LOOK

  • Makes: 2 pans
  • Texture: Soft, fluffy and gooey
  • Flavor: Cinnamon, brown sugar + Biscoff
  • Topping: Cream cheese frosting + cookie butter
  • Best for: Brunch, holidays and sharing

Why You’ll Love This Biscoff Pull Apart Bread

  • That Biscoff swirl: Warm cookie butter and tangy cream cheese frosting melt together over the rolls. This is the whole reason we’re here.
  • Cinnamon sugar in every bite: Every dough ball gets dipped in butter and completely coated in cinnamon brown sugar.
  • No perfect rolls required: No rolling a giant rectangle, spreading filling or cutting perfectly even cinnamon rolls.
  • Made for sharing: One batch makes two pans, so keep one and give one away—or don’t. I support either decision.

Ingredients You’ll Need

Dough

  • Warm water + heavy cream: Creates the warm liquid base for activating the yeast while adding richness to the dough. Whole milk can be substituted for the cream.
  • Instant yeast: Gives the pull apart rolls their tall, fluffy rise. Make sure your liquids are warm, not hot, so you don’t kill the yeast.
  • Sugar: Sweetens the dough and gives the yeast a little something to feed on while it activates.
  • Buttermilk: One of the

Cinnamon Roll Pull Apart Bread

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Fluffy piece of cinnamon bread being pulled from a round loaf of cinnamon pull apart bread with cream cheese frosting

This easy cinnamon roll pull-apart bread has all the buttery cinnamon-sugar flavor of homemade cinnamon rolls, without all the work! The dough is quickly rolled into balls, coated in melted butter and covered in gooey cinnamon filling then spread with luscious cream cheese frosting.

It’s basically what would happen if our favorite homemade cinnamon rolls and monkey bread got together, except I might like this version even more because you don’t have instead of being rolled into individual spirals you just roll, dunk, coat and bake!

And whatever you do, don’t skip the frosting while the bread is warm. It melts down between all those cinnamon-y pieces and you’re looking at the gooiest pan of deliciousness.

QUICK LOOK

  • Makes: 2 round pull apart loaves
  • Bake: 350°F
  • Bake Time: 20–30 minutes
  • Rise Time: About 2–3 hours total
  • Skill Level: Intermediate
  • Best For: Holidays, brunch, breakfast and sharing

Why You’ll Love This Cinnamon Pull-Apart Bread

  • Cinnamon sugar in every bite: Because every dough ball gets individually coated, you’re not waiting to reach the cinnamon swirl in the middle.
  • Incredibly soft dough: Heavy cream and buttermilk help make the homemade yeast dough rich, tender and fluffy.
  • No rolling or cutting: Unlike cinnamon rolls, there’s no rectangle to roll out, fill, roll up and slice.
  • Cream cheese frosting: It goes onto the bread while it’s warm so it starts melting down into all the cracks.
  • Makes TWO: Bake two pans for a holiday breakfast, give one away or save one for later.

Ingredients You’ll Need

Dough

  • Warm water: Provides the warm liquid needed to activate the yeast. It should feel warm, never hot.
  • Heavy cream: Adds richness and helps create an extra-soft, tender bread.
  • Instant yeast: Gives the bread its rise. Your 4½ teaspoons equals 2 standard packets, which I would mention because that’s much easier for readers.
  • Granulated sugar: Sweetens the dough and gives the yeast a little boost as it activates.
  • Buttermilk: Adds moisture, richness and a subtle tang that balances all that cinnamon sugar.
  • Sea salt: Essential for balancing the sweetness a

Award Winning Sweet Cornbread Recipe

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A photo someone holding a piece of homemade sweet cornbread with honey butter dripping off it.

Tired of Dry Cornbread? This Sweet Cornbread Is Moist, Buttery & Tender. 

Making Chili Tonight? You Need This Sweet, Moist Cornbread, it’s the Sweet Cornbread Everyone Fights Over!

I haaate when my cornbread is dry. Which means I went crazy obsessive to find the best, tender, sweet cornbread that turns out soft and crumbly and stays that way instead drying out. The solution? The perfect amount of eggs, milk and surprisingly, a secret ingredient. 

The Secret to Moist, Sweet Cornbread That Never Turns Out Dry

Bisquick. Intead of going full cornmeal, you need a little balance to turn out a texture that is soft while still boasting the grit of cornmeal and flavor that accompanies it. I have tested over 50 recipes over the course of almost 20 years and I guarantee this will solve your cornbread turning out crumbly problem. 

Yes, you can even slice it without it falling apart. 

QUICK LOOK

  • Prep: 5 minutes
  • Bake: 30–40 minutes
  • Pan: 9×9-inch
  • Texture: Soft, moist and tender
  • Flavor: Buttery, corn-forward and sweet
  • Shortcut: Bisquick
  • Best with: Chili, soups and honey butter

Award Winning Cornbread

We’ve now competed almost every year since getting married in a chili and cornbread cookoff, and since I started making this recipe, I’ve won every single one!! It’s the perfect side dish for when you’re wondering what to make as a side dish for chili night.

Why You’ll Love This Sweet Cornbread Recipe

  • Actually moist: No dry, crumbly cornbread here! The center stays soft and tender.
  • Sweet, but still cornbread: There’s enough sugar and honey to make it noticeably sweet without turning it into cake.
  • Only 5 minutes of prep: Whisk, stir, pour and bake. That’s about it.
  • A little Bisquick magic: Bisquick helps create that light, tender texture and makes this recipe incredibly reliable.
  • Made for chili night: A warm square with melting honey butter next to a bowl of chili is hard to beat.

Ingredients for Sweet Cornbread

  • Bisquick: Our unexpected shortcut makes this recipe easy, reliable and anything but dry.
  • Cornmeal: Gives cornbread its unmistakable corn flav

Cheesy Corn Fritters Recipe

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a photo of a stack of crispy golden cheesy corn fritters with a small bowl of dip next to it

Satisfy your craving for crispy, cheesy goodness with this delicious corn fritters recipe. Perfect as a side dish or appetizer, these fritters have a crispy exterior and a gooey, flavorful center. Perfect for any occasion!

I love summer! Being warm in the sun and sitting by the pool while the kids play is my happy place (I’m writing this post in the middle of winter so it sounds especially lovely right now!)! I love busting out the grill to make our grilled flank steak or mango salsa grilled chicken. And I love allllllll the summer produce. Fresh tomatoes from the garden (hello, tomato cucumber salad!!) or raspberries straight from the raspberry bush…there’s just nothing better!

All that being said, I’m always trying to find new ways to use that tasty summer harvest. These cheesy corn fritters are my latest obsession for using fresh corn on the cob. Extra bonus…Cade and kids gobbled them up too! We have been eating them as a side dish with all our summer dinner recipes.

Ingredients for Cheesy Corn Fritters

You only need a few household ingredients to make these tasty corn fritters! You won’t believe how quickly they come together. Here is everything you will need:

  • Eggs: bind all the ingredients together
  • Milk: adds richness and helps form the batter
  • Salt: adds flavor
  • Cayenne Powder: adds heat and flavor
  • Flour: just regular all purpose flour
  • Cornmeal: adds corn flavor and helps bind everything together
  • Sugar: adds flavor
  • Baking Powder: gives the fritters a little fluffiness
  • Corn Kernels: adds texture and real corn flavor to the fritters
  • Scallions: adds flavor and freshness
  • Triple Cheddar Cheese Blend: You could honestly use any cheese you want, but Tillamook’s cheddar cheese blend is our favorite. It adds flavor and that melty gooiness.
  • Oil: used for frying the fritters – canola oil or vegetable oil

The measurements for each ingredient can be found in the recipe card at the end of the post.

How to Make Corn Fritters with Cheese

Now that you’ve watched how this corn fritter recipe is made, let me write out the steps for you. These step-by-step instructions will walk you through how to make these tasty fritters that are perfect for an appetizer or as a side dish. Here are the basic steps:

  1. Whisk: Combine the eggs, milk, salt and ground cayenne powder in a large bowl and whisk everything together.
  2. Combine: Add the flour, c
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