Dry Ingredients Bowl
455 g All Purpose flourAbout 3.5 cups
4 g Salt1/2 teaspoon
10 g Baking Soda2 teaspoons
7 g Baking Powder2 teaspoons
17 g Cornstarch2 Tablespoons
Wet Ingredients Bowl
528 g Applesauce2 cups
134 g Sour Cream1/2 cup
215 g White Sugar1 cup
170 g Melted Salted Butter1.5 sticks of butter
102 g Large Eggs2 large eggs
120 g Full Fat Milk or Cream
2 tsp Vanilla Extract2 teaspoons
Crumbs and Streusel Filling
170 g Brown Sugar1 cup
170 g Salted Butter -Soft1.5 Sticks
225 g All Purpose Flour1.75 cups
4 tsp Ground CinnamonOr 1 Tablespoon + 1 Teaspoon
Directions for Crumbs/Streusel
1In a medium bowl, mix together the flour, brown sugar and cinnamon.

2Next add the softened butter and cut the butter into the dry ingredients using your hands to rub it in or a pastry cutter.

3You will have a bowl of brown cinnamon butter crumbs which you then set aside. You can add more cinnamon to taste if you desire.

Dry Ingredients Bowl
4In a medium mixing bowl, combine flour, salt, baking soda, baking powder and the cornstarch. Mix well and set aside.

Wet Ingredients Bowl
5In a large mixing bowl combine, applesauce, sour cream, sugar, melted butter, eggs, milk and vanilla extract.

6Whisk together well.

7Add the dry ingredients bowl to the wet ingredients bowl.

8Stir together just until the dry and wet ingredients are incorporated. Over stirring will cause the resulting bread to be tough.

9Divide your batter among your bread tins but only fill about 1/3 full. I made five loaves using the small bread tins which are 3 x 6" each. If you want to use large bread pans, 8 x 4" then you will be able to make two loaves with some batter left over (a few cupcakes?). The larger bread pans 9 x 5" will most likely make two loaves. I like the smaller loaf pans because they bake faster and are handy for gift giving. You can also purchase the smaller disposable gift pans from the store.
I like to fill the

10Sprinkle some of the brown sugar cinnamon crumbs on top of the batter. This will make the streusel. Use as much or little as you wish. If you run out of crumbs you can make more.

11Then put another layer of batter on top of the crumb layer. I like to fill the pan about 7/8ths full so as to get a nice domed top.

12Finish off by adding more crumbs to the top. I like to poke the crumbs down a bit so they don't fall off once the bread domes in the oven.

13Bake at 335F with a convection oven for 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean. For a conventional oven bake at 350F for 45-55 minute or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.

14Allow the bread to cool in the pan for 10 m-15 minutes and then carefully turn out and finish cooling on a cooling grate.

15Slice and serve while still a bit warm with plenty of butter or cream cheese.

Ingredients
Dry Ingredients Bowl
455 g All Purpose flourAbout 3.5 cups
4 g Salt1/2 teaspoon
10 g Baking Soda2 teaspoons
7 g Baking Powder2 teaspoons
17 g Cornstarch2 Tablespoons
Wet Ingredients Bowl
528 g Applesauce2 cups
134 g Sour Cream1/2 cup
215 g White Sugar1 cup
170 g Melted Salted Butter1.5 sticks of butter
102 g Large Eggs2 large eggs
120 g Full Fat Milk or Cream
2 tsp Vanilla Extract2 teaspoons
Crumbs and Streusel Filling
170 g Brown Sugar1 cup
170 g Salted Butter -Soft1.5 Sticks
225 g All Purpose Flour1.75 cups
4 tsp Ground CinnamonOr 1 Tablespoon + 1 Teaspoon
Directions
Directions for Crumbs/Streusel
1In a medium bowl, mix together the flour, brown sugar and cinnamon.

2Next add the softened butter and cut the butter into the dry ingredients using your hands to rub it in or a pastry cutter.

3You will have a bowl of brown cinnamon butter crumbs which you then set aside. You can add more cinnamon to taste if you desire.

Dry Ingredients Bowl
4In a medium mixing bowl, combine flour, salt, baking soda, baking powder and the cornstarch. Mix well and set aside.

Wet Ingredients Bowl
5In a large mixing bowl combine, applesauce, sour cream, sugar, melted butter, eggs, milk and vanilla extract.

6Whisk together well.

7Add the dry ingredients bowl to the wet ingredients bowl.

8Stir together just until the dry and wet ingredients are incorporated. Over stirring will cause the resulting bread to be tough.

9Divide your batter among your bread tins but only fill about 1/3 full. I made five loaves using the small bread tins which are 3 x 6" each. If you want to use large bread pans, 8 x 4" then you will be able to make two loaves with some batter left over (a few cupcakes?). The larger bread pans 9 x 5" will most likely make two loaves. I like the smaller loaf pans because they bake faster and are handy for gift giving. You can also purchase the smaller disposable gift pans from the store.
I like to fill the

10Sprinkle some of the brown sugar cinnamon crumbs on top of the batter. This will make the streusel. Use as much or little as you wish. If you run out of crumbs you can make more.

11Then put another layer of batter on top of the crumb layer. I like to fill the pan about 7/8ths full so as to get a nice domed top.

12Finish off by adding more crumbs to the top. I like to poke the crumbs down a bit so they don't fall off once the bread domes in the oven.

13Bake at 335F with a convection oven for 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean. For a conventional oven bake at 350F for 45-55 minute or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.

14Allow the bread to cool in the pan for 10 m-15 minutes and then carefully turn out and finish cooling on a cooling grate.

15Slice and serve while still a bit warm with plenty of butter or cream cheese.

Cinnamon Applesauce Bread
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