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This isn't the sweet quick pumpkin bread you may associate with fall; it's a basic sandwich loaf with pumpkin purée subbing in for water, giving it a golden hue and mellow flavor. [Video: Serious Eats Team. Technique and onscreen demo: Stella Parks] Read the Full Article

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