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Mom's Soft and Moist Zucchini Bread

My mother has been making the yummiest moist Zucchini bread for as long as I can remember. The name sounds like some health food bread meant for those that like to eat all things yucky. Zucchini bread however is nothing like what it sounds. Moist Zucchini bread tastes like a dessert bread. Think Banana bread only better!

We used to have a garden where my mom grew her own Zucchini but she and my dad no longer had time to manage the garden. Now she gets them from grandma. Where the Zucchini comes from is unimportant. Buying from a local farmer will get you the freshest Zucchini, but really its the combination of Zucchini bread ingredients that makes this one a favorite.

I can't tell you how old this zucchini recipe is, I can tell you it's written in a notebook that is older then I am.I can also say that until someone copies and posts this zucchini bread recipe as their own, you won't find this anywhere else. My mom gets many compliments on her homemade zucchini bread and I'm happy to share the recipe here.





 


Mom's Soft and Moist Zucchini Bread

Makes 2 loafs

Ingredients:
  •     3 Beaten Eggs
  •     2 Cups Sugar
  •     2 Cups Wesson Oil (vegetable oil)
  •     2 Tsps Vanilla
  •     2 Cups Grated Zucchini
  •     3 Cups Flour
  •     1 Tsp Baking Soda
  •     1 Tsp Salt
  •     1/2 Tsp Baking Powder
  •     3 Tsp Cinnamon
  •     Add nuts and/or raisins if desired

Directions:

Use a potato peeler to remove outer layer of Zucchini. Cut Zucchini into 1 inch chunks for grating. Use a food processor to grate zucchini into small slivers. Add grated Zucchini and all other ingredients into a bowl. Use a mixer until well blended. Pour into greased and floured bread pan. Bake about 1 hour at 350 degree's. Use a toothpick to determine if bread is fully cooked. Remove from oven. Once cooled, flip bread onto Saran wrap to finish cooling.

How my mom keeps her zucchini bread moist and fresh tasting for months: When bread is fully cooled, wrap in foil if eating within the week or place into food saver bags and seal. Can be frozen for up to 6 months. Do not leave out or place in a plastic bag. Always use foil for Zucchini bread that will be eaten within the week, or food saver bags sealed for freezing.

Top With Whipped Butter

Whipped or Softened unsalted butter makes the best topping. Do not spread on until ready to eat.

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