Apple Fritter Loaf With Salted Caramel Glaze

This super-easy quick bread is filled with apples and cinnamon and served warm, topped with a salted caramel glaze. It’s a delicious way to enjoy the flavor of old fashioned apple fritters, but without the fuss of frying.

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    • Hi Cynthia, Because of the acid in buttermilk you have to use certain replacement ingredients. Otherwise would not achieve the results you should. Here are some alternatives to buttermilk:
      For each 1 cup of buttermilk replace with:
      1 cup plain yogurt or Greek yogurt
      ¾ cup sour cream + ¼ cup water or milk
      1 cup milk + 1 3/4 teaspoons cream of tartar
      Happy baking!

  • I would like to make the glaze without using the salt, or at least not enough to make it taste salty. If I don't use the salt, will the recipe be ruined?

    • Hi Dianne, You can certainly omit the salt and still have a delicious caramel flavor. Happy baking!

    • Hi Elsa, This delicious loaf calls for a 8 1/2 x 4 1/2 inch loaf pan. We'll make sure to add this to the recipe. Happy baking!

  • The ingredients list for the glaze says sugar but the directions say brown sugar. ??? I used brown. Haven’t tasted it yet.

    • Thanks for writing and catching our recipe error! You were right and we've made the correction. Please let us know how your cake came out!