August 21, 2011

Raspberry-Lemon Yogurt Bread

{Well I've been saved by the grace of
southern charm!}

Yep you are correct.

That's Miranda Lambert and this is HER recipe.  Miranda is one of my favorite country singers and while I was laying out by the pool reading about countless workout routines and which lipstick will be in this season in my SELF magazine, I came across this fabulous recipe.  I mean she's a pretty good source too if you ask me, if she can eat this bread and still look the way she does, I'd say I found a winner!

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The great thing about this recipe is that there is absolutely no oil and relatively little butter, while fat-free lemon yogurt is used as the perfect substitution.  The combination of fresh raspberries, lemon zest and a touch of vanilla extract also make this bread ooze with flavor.  It's the perfect recipe for your next Sunday brunch and makes great leftovers to have with your Monday morning coffee.  Hope you love this as much as we did!

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Servings: 10
Serving Size: 1 slice
Calories: 239
Fat: 6 g
Carbs: 40 g
Fiber: 2 g
Protein: 5 g
Old Points: 4.9 pts
Points+: 6 pts
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Here are your ingredients:
Recipe adapted from Miranda Lambert

Vegetable oil cooking spray
2 cups all-purpose flour
2/3 cup + 1 Tbsp sugar, divided
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
1 cup fat-free lemon yogurt
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
4 Tbsp unsalted light butter, melted and slightly cooled
Grated zest of 1 lemon
1 tsp. vanilla extract
2 cups fresh raspberries

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.  Coat a 1-lb. loaf pan with cooking spray.  Combine flour, 2/3 cup sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a bowl.  Combine yogurt, eggs, butter, zest and vanilla in a second bowl.  Toss raspberries with remaining 1 Tbsp. sugar in a third bowl. 

Fold yogurt mixture into dry mixture; stir to combine completely.  Gently fold in raspberries.  Scrape batter evenly into loaf pan.  Bake until top is golden and springs back when you gently touch it, about 60 minutes.  Serve warm and enjoy!
  

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79 lovely comments:

Charlie said...

Lemon yogurt in a sweet bread?! Must be sooo good!!

Kels said...

LOVE Miranda Lambert and this recipe sounds awesome too!

Lindselicious said...

Oh love the idea of using lemon yogurt to keep things light with the bread!

KC Quaretti- Lee said...

My oh my this sounds good and your photo is first class!

Jess @ littlegirlbigappetite said...

this looks and sounds amazing :)

kel said...

I wonder???? if you used egg substitute instead of real eggs, might it bring down the Points +...or would it make it too soggy? Hmmmmmmmm~~~~~~~
If I'm thinking like this, it means that I soooo want to try this!!!

A Bitchin' Kitchen said...

I love Miranda Lambert, and I love berries + citrus! This looks awesome!

- Maggie

Elaine said...

Wow, this looks amazing. I'm definitely going to be trying this one! Thanks!

Pegasuslegend said...

What gorgeous delicious looking photo's

Elle (Bromography) said...

A great flavor combination. Gorgeous photos!

The Mom Chef said...

I'm learning that these quick breads with added fruit are absolutely amazing. This one is no less so. I like the use of yogurt instead of oil or butter very much. Can't say that I care for country music, but I'll take the bread!

Juju@ getfitjuju.blogspot.com said...

This looks fantastic! I bet it tasted amazing =]

Foodiva said...

This looks like a winning recipe. Wish I can have a few slices of this and still look like Miranda Lambert! :-)

Haley @ The Girly Girl Cooks said...

I'm bookmarking this recipe for when I'm done eating my zucchini bread. This looks great!

Gen said...

This looks sooo good!! Can't wait to make it!!! :d

Cassie @ Bake Your Day said...

This sounds so good! I love raspberry combined with lemon. I think I remember hearing that Miranda is quite the chef...I love her too!

Anne@frommysweetheart said...

Kelly...this is a beautiful bread! I love that the fat free lemon yogurt and the raspberries give it such a healthy sweetness! And yogurt in baking always makes it moist! Great recipe! (And which shade of lipstick did you choose?) : )

Megan@foodalution.com said...

Hi Kelly.... again a delicious treat! Beautiful photos... I love the pink that oozes out of the berries!

Stephanie@ Eat. Drink. Love. said...

Wow, I love quick breads and this one sounds just awesome! I love the combination of lemon and raspberry!

Becky said...

This bread looks amazing, especially with all the raspberries, and it it healthy besides. I love Miranda Lambert and got to see her in concert last Fall.

Becky said...

This bread looks amazing, especially with all the raspberries, and it it healthy besides. I love Miranda Lambert and got to see her in concert last Fall.

Ann said...

This sounds delicious! I love the idea of using a flavored yogurt!

Meg @ Sweet Twist said...

Oh I am going to make this! YUM!

Lo-mo said...

That bread looks absolutely fabulous! I am now adding lemon yogurt to my shopping list!

The Farmers Wife said...

That is awesome! I had no idea Miranda Lambert could cook, but this recipe is seriously amazing! You did a fantastic job, it's so pretty!

Ali said...

that looks gorgeous and delicious too :) I am hosting a recipe party at my blog if you might be interested in submitting. I'd love to have you join in the fun :)

Torviewtoronto said...

colourful delicious looking bread

Baking Serendipity said...

This sounds fantastic! I love the thought of no oil and the bright lemon and berry flavor :) Plus, you can totally call your reading by the pool productive! Win!

The Food Mentalist said...

Yum!! this looks so gorgeous and fresh! great recipe Kelly, thanks for sharing :)

raquel erecipe said...

the raspberry inside looks really gorgeous, I love healthy food =)

Nava Krishnan said...

Wow, oozing out with a beautiful and must be amazing in taste, it looks so attractive.

Dawnie @ The Coach's Wife's Kitchen said...

Oh yum I am so excited to make this one! Gotta love Miranda Lambert!

Carolyn said...

I don't really know much about country music or Miranda Lambert, but this certainly looks like a great recipe!

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Lizzy said...

Kelly, what a perfect loaf!!! Mmmmmm....it looks delicious~

Cooking Creation said...

This sounds delicious and it looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing :)

Pretend Chef said...

This looks so delicious and I'd love to have a slice right now with my coffee. Raspberries and lemon sound like a perfect combo. I really enjoy Miranda Lambert as well. I was wondering the same thing as Anne^, which shade of lipstick are you going with for the season?

Reeni said...

This looks absolutely delicious! I love the idea of using lemon yogurt! I use plain yogurt all the time in baking but never thought to use a flavored one.

Parsley Sage said...

MAN! I wish I could bake bread so badly right now! That looks amazing. Raspberry-lemon is one of the best combos ever. Right up there with peanut butter and jelly and chocolate milkshake and fries :)

Mal said...

This sounds amazing, I love lemon w/ berries, such a wonderful combo!

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BigAppleNosh said...

Yum! This sounds absolutely delicious!

Curt said...

That DOES look mighty tasty!

5 Star Foodie said...

Sounds amazingly delicious with lemon yogurt and raspberries, excellent!

Rachel @ Not Rachael Ray said...

Love country music, and this bread looks amazing. She is one talented lady, huh! (So are you!)

Tes said...

What a gorgeous bread! The beautiful ink just pop right out of the bread :)

RavieNomNoms said...

This bread is great! Such pretty colors you have going on here...looks yummy!

Becky said...

Great pictures, such vibrant colors!!

Amy said...

Beautiful loaf of bread Kelly! Good thing you stumbled across the recipe, it sounds fabulous with the combination of raspberries and lemon! Such summery flavors!

Kim Bee said...

Congrats on top 9! Well deserved with this beauty! xx

Sandra said...

Really beautiful bread..so colorful and full of flavor! Congrats on top 9!

Hester aka The Chef Doc said...

Oh wow, this recipe is a winner. The bread looks fantastic! I can just imagine all the fresh, vibrant flavors dancing around in my mouth. This is totally going on my to-do list :-) Thank you so much for sharing! Congratulations on the Top 9!

The Procrastobaker said...

You are a total and utter genius :) beautiful!

Asian-spice mix said...

Congrats on top 9 again,,great bread recipe,looks yumm :)

Niki said...

Oh This bread looks so good and I suppose that the taste is unbelievable , thanks for the recipe, I have no patience to try it!

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briarrose said...

Love the color in this bread...so beautiful. Lemon yogurt is a wonderful way to add flavor and cut down on the fats...nice healthy recipe.

Ally said...

I saw this recipe in a magazine & wanted to try it but forgot to! Thank you for the reminder!
;)
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Jan said...

Love desserts that combine lemon and raspberries. Looks great! Congrats on making the fbz top 9 :)

kitchenarian said...

Great recipe! I am so glad you found it. Love the lemon yogurt in it. Congrats on Top 9!

Laura @ Sprint 2 the Table said...

I love that song! :)

The break looks so good. Love the protein in this and I bet you could replace the sugar with Stevia to cut back on the sugar content.

Free Spirit Eater said...

I love the photos! And I enjoy Miranda Lambert's music from time to time too. You certainly did her recipe justice, it's just lovely! Congratulations on making top 9 again, I can certainly see why, great job! I'm going to check out your latest posts now =]

Claudie said...

That's one pretty bread :)

Lulu's Sweet Secrets said...

Love the cake and pictures, so beautiful! Congrats on Top 9!

Cristina said...

Mmm. Delicious and practically guilt-free. Good recipe...looking forward to trying it.

alyce said...

Yum. Bookmarked!

Holly Henry said...

Wow Kelly! Yet another delicious goodie you've shared ! I love visiting your blog you always share such wonderful recipes!

Holly

Steve Cylka said...

Can't say I know much about Miranda Lambert but that bread looks great. Amazing to think that there is no oil and little butter but still looks as moist as that.

Spencer said...

Unusual combination but it sure looks good!

Lilly said...

This bread looks so pretty! Will have to try these soon. Thanks for sharing this recipe!

Sandra said...

Love quick breads and your pictures are really good.

Erin said...

Lemon and Raspberries in bread! Sounds delicious!

Julia said...

I love loaf cakes! Looks scrummy, and your posts are always so bright and pretty ^_^

weinsteinrocks said...

Yay! Finally, a recipe on Food Buzz that has the nutritional information. This recipe looks fantastic....I can't wait to try it. Thanks! leslie

Shannon said...

In the oven now! It did ooze over the edge of the pan and into my oven! Just be cautious, I would use a little less of everything next time(or a bigger pan.) Or maybe less baking powder/soda? I'm not much of baker so I'm not sure. The batter tasted great though! Can't wait until it's finished.

Laura @ Sprint 2 the Table said...

Looks deliciously moist! Great idea using the flavored yogurt - I always use plain.

Jill Colonna said...

Adore the look of this bread, Kelly - these colours are wonderful and definitely brighten up a dull day!

Ruth @ Spring of a Curiouseed said...

I love quick breads, especially with fruit! yum :)

Amalia said...

This looks so delicious! I love healthier options for dessert or a treat for breakfast and this gets the job done for sure! I love this recipe, thanks for sharing :)

Anonymous said...

Just stumbled upon this recipe from tastespotting, even if I'm really behind. I made it with a tart raspberry yogurt (came in my CSA!), substituted raspberries with blueberries (also already had this), and added the juice of a lemon to add the lemony touch. SO GOOD!

Raven said...

I love how your raspberries stay up. Mine all sank to the bottom in my recipe:http://www.cookeatdelicious.com/fruit-recipes/lemons-recipes/lemon-raspberry-bread-glaze-recipe.html

Will try again! Thanks