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Ingredients

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	2 tablespoons olive oil
	1/4 cup chopped onion
	1 (8 ounce) container cream cheese with chives
	1 (10 ounce) package frozen spinach, thawed drained
	1/2 cup toasted pecans, chopped
	salt and pepper
	16 ounces loaf frozen bread dough, thawed
	1 tablespoon melted butter
	german mustard (optional)

Nutritional information

83.1

Calories

72 g

Calories From Fat

8 g

Total Fat

1.5 g

Saturated Fat

3 mg

Cholesterol

31.5 mg

Sodium

2.5 g

Carbs

1.6 g

Dietary Fiber

0.7 g

Sugars

1.8 g

Protein

37g

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Braided Spinach and Pecan Bread Recipe: A Twist on Homemade Loaves

Name: Braided Spinach and Pecan Bread Recipe: A Twist on Homemade Loaves
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 45 min
Total time: 1 h 5 min
Yield: 10-12
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: : 2; : 1/4; : 1; : 1; : 1/2; : 16; : 1

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Cuisine:

American

This recipe is a tweaked one from the *Ambrosia* Junior Auxiliary cookbook, put out by the JA in Vicksburg, Mississippi. You can order a copy at Amazon.com, and I suggest you do! The proceeds benefit their projects for children, and the food shots and historical narratives are great. I was one of the four writers who provided the historical passages, so I'm obviously biased!:):)

This is a delicious pull-apart loaf filled with yummy things, perfect for a brunch or morning coffee. The original recipe had sausage in it, which I omitted. The ready-made bread dough makes this really easy, although I have made it the hard way using my favorite yeast-dough recipe, as well. Always a big hit!

65 min
Serves 10
Easy

Ingredients

Directions

Spinach-Pecan Braided Bread, This recipe is a tweaked one from the *Ambrosia* Junior Auxiliary cookbook, put out by the JA in Vicksburg, Mississippi You can order a copy at Amazon com, and I suggest you do! The proceeds benefit their projects for children, and the food shots and historical narratives are great I was one of the four writers who provided the historical passages, so I’m obviously biased!:):) This is a delicious pull-apart loaf filled with yummy things, perfect for a brunch or morning coffee The original recipe had sausage in it, which I omitted The ready-made bread dough makes this really easy, although I have made it the hard way using my favorite yeast-dough recipe, as well Always a big hit!, This recipe is a tweaked one from the *Ambrosia* Junior Auxiliary cookbook, put out by the JA in Vicksburg, Mississippi You can order a copy at Amazon com, and I suggest you do! The proceeds benefit their projects for children, and the food shots and historical narratives are great I was one of the four writers who provided the historical passages, so I’m obviously biased!:):) This is a delicious pull-apart loaf filled with yummy things, perfect for a brunch or morning coffee The original recipe had sausage in it, which I omitted The ready-made bread dough makes this really easy, although I have made it the hard way using my favorite yeast-dough recipe, as well Always a big hit!

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Steps

1 Done	Heat Oil in Skillet and Saute' Onions Until Soft. Turn Off Heat and Stir in Cream Cheese, Spinach, Pecans, and Seasonings.
2 Done	on a Lightly Floured Surface, Roll Dough Out Into a 9" X 12" Rectangle. Carefully Transfer to a Baking Sheet Covered With Parchment Paper. .
3 Done	Spread Filling Mixture in a 3" Line Down the Center of the Dough, to Within 1" of Ends. Make 3" Cuts on the Diagonal on Either Side of Filling, at 1" Intervals. Moisten the Ends of Each Strip, and Alternately Fold Strips at an Angle Across Filling, Tucking Ends in Well Under the Strip Below, to Form a "braid" Effect.
4 Done	Let Rise in Warm Place For About 30 Minutes. Brush Surface With Melted Butter and Bake at 350 For 25 Minutes. Serve With German-Style Mustard If Desired.