That is the question?  So dang it…………what to do?  And those of you who know me well will see that I frosted.   My family’s new favorite bread recipe is being shared today, and as you can see I did frost.  I figured since the batter was placed in loaf pans, then it technically isn’t a cake and therefore frosting isn’t THAT indulgent.  It just added a little bit of pizazz to a lovely loaf of bread.  (And if you remember correctly, the fact that vegetables are included in the recipe makes it completely healthy.)

The bread today will make use of all that extra zucchini you have growing in the garden.  I’ve picked quite a few lunkers that have turned into monsters.  We’ve shot arrows at them, floated them down the river, and dressed them up as babies.  One of the best uses for those zucchini has been this bread.  (Here’s a link to my other very FAVORITE zucchini recipe.)  I’ve made it 3 times in the last month or so, and yes I’ve frosted each loaf.  The yummy sounds can be heard from clear down the road.

The recipe I used to make this lovely bread was my fabulous neighbor’s, mothers Banana Bread recipe. I’ve found that it’s perfect!  Nothing compares.  Simple in its preparation, yet I believe it’s the best Banana Bread recipe around.  So today I simply improvised.   This is a key technique that once you try it you become addicted.  No need to recreate the wheel when you can just add some sparkles so to speak.  Feel free to add other additions as well.  Today, right as I put the loaf pans in the oven I had the thought that coconut would have made this bread outstanding.  Maybe I’ll try that next time but for now here’s the best bread in town.  (Of course next to the Honey Whole Wheat down at Great Harvest on Center St. in Logan  And trust me.  The cream cheese frosting is just dang tasty!  I hope you give it a try, and let me know how it turns out:)  Love your guts!!