We are big eggnog people here. Drinking it straight with some brandy, not so much. But we use it for everything else, especially in our morning lattes. I personally love to bake with eggnog and Chris loves to eat it. We ♥ eggnog.
I got my hands on some cinnamon chips this year. Have you tried it? It’s incredible! It’s so fragrant and pronounce that you don’t need to add cinnamon to your recipe. And so I decided to throw some in with this batter along with spiced rum, for good health. Trust me, you’ll fall in love with this loaf! Cinnamon chips are common around this time of the year in the baking aisle. If you can’t find it, Amazon is a great resource. King Arthur Flour is also a good resource too for all things chips. Here’s to some eggnog rum bread with some cinnamon chips. YUM! Have a great week lovelies!
Ingredients:
- 2 cups of all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons of baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon of freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon of salt
- 2/3 cup of granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) of unsalted butter, melted
- 1 egg
- 1/4 cup of spiced rum
- 1 cup of eggnog
- 1 cup of cinnamon chips, divided
Preparation:
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 9-inch loaf pan.
In a medium bowl whisk together flour, baking powder, nutmeg and salt; set aside.
Using a stand or electric mixer (or mix by hand) mix together sugar, butter, egg, spiced rum and eggnog. Slowly add in the dry ingredients and mix until just moistened. Fold in 3/4 cup of cinnamon chips.
Pour batter into the prepared pan and spread it evenly with a spatula. Sprinkle the remaining 1/4 cup of cinnamon chips on top. Bake for 52-57 minutes or until toothpick/tester inserted into the center comes out with a few crumbs attached. Let the bread cool completely before cutting into the pan.
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Happy Eggnog Month, Anne!!! Your Eggnog Bread looks dee…li…cious! What a great idea to add the cinnamon chips. I see them in the store once in a while but only around the holidays. I think baking with eggnog is so much better than actually drinking it. Although, I have been know to have a nip or two with some brandy every now and again, lol…Thank you so much for sharing, Anne…
Well this looks absolutely fantastic! And what a great combination. Definitely need to make this soon. X
I so have to find some cinnamon chips!
This bread looks wonderful, Anne. Perfect with a cup of coffee in the morning! You’ve convinced me when it comes to using eggnog in baking. This looks so moist and the studs of cinnamon chips is a great touch. This is my kind of way to enjoy eggnog. Have a great Sunday! xo
I’d love to try this scrumptious loaf. Eggnog, booze and chocolate… well, the combination is just perfect!
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Not only is this bread super delicious, but it will fill your house with the most comforting aromas of cinnamon and baked goods. I couldn’t wait to sink my teeth into a slice. And this is one bread that I think goes way better with coffee versus tea.
Looks wonderfully delicious!
A mouth watering flavor combination! And that these photos…..wow!Though I can purchase Hershey’s cinnamon chips year round in my supermarket, eggnog is definitely seasonal. I need to bake this asap! Thanks, Anne!
p.s. I adore cinnamon and have tried the King Arthur cinnamon chips too. They are rather expensive (I think twice the price of Hershey’s) but taste more “real”. For most things, I find the Hershey’s do the trick (and freeze well if you want to stock up).
Eggnog is seasonal, but there are easy recipes to make it yourself at home if you get a sudden craving for this bread.
What a amazing loaf, every single piece looks so moist and fluffy – you did an great job on this!
Beautiful loaf, Anne! I adore everything cinnamon-y. Thanks for sharing. Pinning!
Yummy…would love a slice with my coffee. Heart warming loaf. 🙂 ela
This is great to go with afternoon coffee or as a breakfast in bed :-))
I have not tried the cinnamon chips yet but they look amazing!! I’m gonna need go make this bread. We love eggnog too…not drinking it straight but in everything baked.
This is one gorgeous looking bread Anne! It looks so moist and fluffy and the cinnamon chips look mouthwatering! I love how much yumminess is packed in every bite, it sounds amazing! Pinning and hope you enjoy the rest of the weekend sweetie:) xo
You had me at eggnog and cinnamon, definitely making this one! It looks simple enough for a holiday house too, as long as I take my trusty loaf pan. 😀 have a great last-whole-week-before-Christmas!!
I don’t think I’ve ever had cinnamon chips! I gotta find some – cinnamon has such wonderful flavor, I know I’d love them. And I know I’d love this bread, too. Eggnog bread? I don’t think I’ve ever had that. Sounds wonderful. Thanks.
Hmmm, the ether may have grabbed my comment! Anyway, I love the idea of cinnamon chips – not something I’ve ever had before. Cinnamon has wonderful flavor, so I know I’d like the chips. I’d like this bread, too – eggnog bread is another thing I’ve never had! Good stuff – thanks.
This bread sounds incredible, Anne! I love eggnog as an ingredient — it lends so much flavor. It must be fabulous with cinnamon chips!
I love drinking eggnog with whiskey or rum & I also love just drinking it ‘plain’!
What a great idea to add eggnog to the ingredients. And how abut those cinnamon chips!! YUM YUM YUM !!
I’ve been having a hard time finding cinnamon chips but I definitely need some because this bread looks phenomenal!
This looks like a great combination! Not sure if I can find cinnamon chips in my part of the world but I am going to get some eggnog pronto!
Yummy….I feel a bread-baking binge coming on! I find cinnamon chips at the local Walmart. King Arthur flour also sells them on their website, but not as good as the Hershey’s
I love eggnog! I think I’ve had much more than my seasonly limit but who’s counting, eh? I can’t imagine a more festive bread for the season, and no complaining about the rum from me! 🙂
You had me with the eggnog bread, Anne, but then I totally fell for your idea of eggnog in your lattes! What a fun idea!
Holy yumminess! This looks absolutely delicious…I will totally be making this during the holidays!!
Beautiful loaf! Perfect for the holidays. Eggnog is that once a year treat, my husband would love this.
Yes, cinnamon chips! I just discovered them the other day in the baking aisle and have been adding them to a bunch of baked goods. Love this loaf! Looks SO good. I’ve never been a big eggnog fan, but really want to try it in baking!
I did some baking with eggnog and cinnamon chips this weekend too! Love that combination!
It would be dangerous for me to replicate this loaf – it sounds amazingly scrumptious!
I love eggnog! I don’t know if my grocery store carries cinnamon chips – but if they do, you know what I’ll be making this weekend! It sounds delicious!
Nice. How festive. Thank you for sharing the tasty recipe.
I adore anything with Cinnamon Chips and this is an awesome, festive bread!!
Oh my. Seriously drooling here.
We love every single word in the title of this post! Thanks! 😉
I literally just said out loud “this looks sooo good!!” AMAZING!!!!!
Anne, what a gorgeous loaf of bread! This would make such a great breakfast for the holidays! Or dessert! Pinned!
Anne, This looks amazing. Eggnog AND spiced rum – nice thinking. 🙂 The bread looks like it has the perfect texture. Best – Shanna
We’re big eggnog people too 🙂 This bread looks absolutely marvelous! Can’t wait to give it a try! Pinned!
Oooh Anne, this looks delicious! I am obsessed with cinnamon chips, they make breads and muffins so delicious!
Many recipes use eggnog, Anne, but so few ask for rum, too. I know I’m going to like a recipe when the liquor ingredient is listed in fractions of cups and not teaspoons. I know I’ll love this rum bread, Anne. Thanks for sharing!
I haven’t had eggnog in years but dreaming of it paired with cinnamon chips is making me want to run to the store to buy a carton!
Just the title has me licking my chops. This sounds amazing. I think I will have to visit amazon.com and get some cinnamon chips. Save a slice of bread for me.
I have those same cinnamon chips from King Arthur Flour! Love them. 🙂 My hubby and I adore eggnog and it’s a must in our house this time of the year. I’ve never baked with it before though. Does the flavor bake out or can you really taste it? Also, I’m not a fan of rum…can I remove that? Pinning this gorgeous beauty!
Hi Tina: You can really taste the eggnog here. If you’re not a fan of rum, you can substitute for more eggnog. Thanks for pinning and for stopping by. 🙂
Oh wow!! This looks so amazing!! I just love chocolate chips in homemade breads… yum!!
Cinnamon chips?! I’ve never even heard of these! I’m going to have to keep my eye out next time I’m at the grocery store. Bet it complimented the eggnog bread perfectly. Your photo’s are beautiful too Anne : )
Those cinnamon chips sound fantastic, I bet they make this bread really amazing! It looks so moisy and fluffy ; )
This looks sooooooooo creative. I have never seen a bread with eggnog before… and i love the idea of cinnamon chips. i’ll have to try finding those. Looks gorgeous and so moist.
I haven’t seen the cinnamon chips at the store – maybe I’ll need to look harder! I also love eggnog and it is our traditional drink when we put up the tree… Bread looks great!
I can never find cinnamon chips but the other day I finally saw them so I grabbed a bag, not having a plan for them…but now i do! I love eggnog so I bet this is fantastic 🙂