Arabic pumpkin allspice bread
Course: Apetizer, Side dish, Lunch snackCuisine: Arabic, Middle East10
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minutesVirry – actually Virginie – walked into the restaurant one day. A farmer at her back – with us in Gameren – had a lot of pumpkins left. Could I do something with that? Naturally. And so we made soup, salad, main courses, mashed potatoes and more of those whoppers of pumpkins for weeks. And this bread. As one of the two starters of a four-course menu. Almost wanting to eat them with your hands.
Ingredients
450 gram 450 boiled and mashed flesh of a pumpkin.
250 gram 250 flour
1 package 1 Baking powder
7 gram 7 baking soda
125 ml 125 aquafaba (the liquid from a can of chickpeas)
0,5 table spoon 0,5 nutmeg
1 table spoon 1 cinnamon and allspice
125 gram 125 cane sugar
200 gram 200 caster sugar
130 ml 130 sunflower oil
150 gram 150 White Tahina
150 gram 150 walnuts and flaked almonds
sesame seeds for garnish
preparation
- To your mashed pumpkin, add the tahina, the oil, and the aquafaba. You can also add a little salt now.
- Put the flour, baking soda, sugar, baking powder and cinnamon, allspice and nutmeg together in a bowl and mix well. Once you’ve done this, you can spoon it into the pumpkin mixture. Now mix in the walnuts and the slivered almonds as well.
- Pour the dough into a greased mold and put it in a preheated oven (200 degrees).
Let it bake for 45 minutes. Poke the bread with a skewer to see if it is already dry inside. It’s a wet loaf so it may take a while. If it is not, leave it in the oven a little longer (at 180 degrees). - Pour the bread out of the tin and immediately sprinkle the top with sesame seeds. Push the seeds in a little.
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