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    Easy Chocolate Pumpkin Bread

    Published: Sep 29, 2021 · Last Modified: Oct 27, 2021 by Emma · 8 Comments · This post may contain affiliate links ·

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    Chocolate Pumpkin Marble Bread

    This Easy Chocolate Pumpkin Bread should be your go-to Autumn pumpkin recipe. It's practically a one-bowl recipe with no stand mixer required and makes for a delicious breakfast. This bread tastes just like your grandma made it.

    Slices of marbled Pumpkin Chocolate Bread layered on each other.

    Pumpkin is the quintessential Autumn (or Fall as the Yanks say!), flavour that goes hand in hand with other seasonal flavours such as apple, pear and caramel at this time of year. Todays soft, tender pumpkin bread is swirled through with a rich chocolate batter resulting in a bread that encapsulates the season.

    If you love warm, cosy, inviting Autumn recipes, then you'll love these Apple Cider Caramel Cupcakes, Pear Hazelnut and Olive Oil Cake and Caramel Cake. Bake yourself one of these, grab a slice, wrap yourself in a blanket and snuggle up on the sofa!

    One slice of marbled pumkin bread on a plate

    This Chocolate Pumpkin Bread combines the indulgence of a rich chocolate sponge along with the comfortingly classic pumpkin sponge, resulting in a loaf that will knock your socks off. The pumpkin spice adds warmth to the sponge that compliments the pumpkin and chocolate but I know it's a divisive ingredient, so if you want to leave it out, by all means, do.

    The maple icing is also an optional extra to elevate your bread. The maple flavour shines through in the icing and sits beautifully alongside the pumpkin and chocolate. It looks extra gorgeous drizzled on top and you could even scatter some chopped toasted pecans for a bit of crunch.

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    • 🌟 Why You'll Love This Recipe
    • 🧾 Ingredients Needed
    • 📖 Variations
    • 👩🏻‍🍳 How to Make
    • 💭 Recipe Pro Tips
    • 📋 Recipe FAQs
    • ❄️ Storage and Freezer Instructions
    • 🍂 More Autumn/Fall recipes
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    🌟 Why You'll Love This Recipe

    • Encapsulates the flavours of Autumn. Baking with pumpkin during Autumn truly encapsulates the season, it's the perfect addition to sweet treats, not just savoury recipes.
    • Looks more complicated than it is to make. Seeing that swirled pattern will have others imagining that you spent ages creating your loaf. Little do they know this is (practically) a one-bowl recipe, and you don't need any fancy equipment!
    • The texture is super light and moist. The crumb in the Chocolate Pumpkin Bread is soft, light, and super moist from adding the pumpkin (and it lasts like this for a couple of days!)
    • Great toasted for breakfast. If this lasts you overnight (it never does in my household), then not only does the taste improve, but a slice toasted will rock your world!

    🧾 Ingredients Needed

    Don't be intimidated by how many ingredients there are. All hold a valid place in making this the most flavourful Pumpkin Bread! I've made a couple of notes regarding specific ingredients that are worth a read.

    Individual ingredients needed to make pumpkin bread.

    For the batter

    • Eggs - I use large eggs and they need to be at room temperature. (Submerge them in warm water for ten minutes if you forget to take them out of the fridge!) They become aerated when whisked a lot more effectively when at room temp.
    • Sugar - A combination of granulated sugar and light brown sugar is used for sweetness, structure in the sponge, and moisture and flavour from the molasses in the brown sugar.
    • Pumpkin Puree - the hero of the recipe. Use store-bought or make your own. The larger supermarkets sell it or it's easily found online
    • Vegetable Oil - Use canola or vegetable oil - we want the oil to have a mild flavour so as not to overpower the pumpkin and chocolate.
    • Greek yogurt - The yogurt provides moisture to the sponge - it's a welcome addition. If you don't have any on hand, sour cream, creme fraiche, or buttermilk will be worthy replacements.
    • Vanilla extract - Adds sweetness to the overall batter. It's all about layering flavours. Vanilla bean paste or the seeds of a vanilla pod can also be used.
    • Pumpkin Spice - you can use the store-bought pre-made pumpkin spice mix, or make your own by mixing together ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon, ¼ teaspoon ground ginger, ⅛ teaspoon ground nutmeg, and  ⅛ teaspoon ground cloves.
    • Baking powder - Helps give that crumb its light, airy texture.
    • Baking soda - Activated by the acidity in the sour cream, it backs up the baking powder by providing some lift to create a soft sponge.
    • Chocolate batter - Cocoa powder, Greek yogurt, espresso powder - the addition of the cocoa powder to the second half of the batter would dry out the sponge if we didn't balance it out with the moisture of the yogurt. The espresso powder enhances the chocolate flavour and I promise you won't taste it. But if you prefer to omit it then please do.

    For the maple icing (optional)

    • Powdered icing sugar - Make sure to sift your powdered (confectioners) so that you don't have lumpy icing.
    • Maple syrup - Go for the 'real' maple syrup, not the flavouring. The taste is so much better!

    📖 Variations

    I mean, Chocolate Pumpkin Bread is just that, chocolate pumpkin bread, so there's not too much we can do differently without changing the core of this recipe.

    • Substitution - Greek yogurt: As mentioned before, Greek yogurt can be substituted for sour cream, creme fraiche, and even buttermilk. We just need the added moisture to make the crumb in the loaf super soft and tender.
    • Variation - Chocolate Chunks or chocolate chips: For even more decadence, throw in some chopped chocolate chunks or semisweet chocolate chips into either batter to make this the best pumpkin chocolate chip bread.
    • Variation - Powdered Icing Sugar Topping: Instead of maple icing, once baked, dust simply with some powdered sugar.
    • Variation - Elevated Topping: This recipe has been updated since I initially made it. Previously, I swirled whipped chocolate ganache on top of the loaf and decorated it with pumpkin chips. See my FAQs for details on how to add these components to your loaf.

    👩🏻‍🍳 How to Make

    *Be sure to see the recipe card below for the full ingredients list & instructions!*

    I’ve adapted this recipe from my Earl Grey Yogurt Loaf, as I wanted to create a recipe that was made in one bowl (ok, almost in one bowl as we have to divide the batter in two later on) and required no stand mixer. I'm happy to report that this is every bit as easy as it is delicious!

    Don't be put off by the number of process images, I love to be able to guide you visually, and I hope that they prove useful to you so that you know exactly how to re-create this bread.

    Make The Pumpkin And Chocolate Batter

    Whisking eggs whites next to a prepared loaf pan.

    STEP 1. Prepare your pan—grease the base and sides of a 2lb loaf pan. A little tip when lining your loaf pan. Let the paper hang over the sides - this makes it a hundred times easier to lift out the bread once it's cooled slightly (Image 1).

    STEP 2. Whip the eggs and sugar In a large bowl, using a whisk, and whip the eggs and sugar until they turn light, pale, and aerated. If doing this by hand, don't whisk for less than a minute. We want lots of air in the mixture! This is your arm workout for the day! (Image 2)

    Note: If you'd prefer to use a hand-held electric beater fitted with the whisk attachment, then by all means, go for it!

    Whisking wet ingredients into the eggs in a glass bowl.

    STEP 3. Mix in wet ingredients. Add the vegetable oil, pumpkin puree, yogurt, and vanilla extract into the mixing bowl and whisk until combined (Images 3 & 4). It may look a little curdled, but don't worry; it will come together when the remaining ingredients are added.

    Mixing pumpkin bread batter in glass bowl.

    4. Sift in dry ingredients. We're keeping it simple and sifting the dry ingredients into our mixing bowl. Sift the flour, pumpkin spice, baking powder, baking soda, and salt through a fine-mesh sieve onto the whisked eggs (Images 5 & 6).

    Fold the dry ingredients into the wet until just combined and a few flour streaks remain (Images 7 & 8). Make sure not to overmix!

    Dividing the two batters and creating one chocolate batter.

    STEP 5. Divide the batter and make the chocolate batter. Now divide the batter evenly into two separate bowls. If you want more pumpkin marbling throughout the loaf, then leave a couple more tablespoons in the pumpkin bowl (Image 9).

    In one bowl of batter, add the cocoa powder, remaining Greek yogurt, and espresso powder (Image 10) and mix together.

    How To Marble Your Bread

    Layering pumpkin and chocolate batter in loaf pan.

    STEP 7. Layer batters into the loaf pan. Creating that marble batter is not actually as hard as you think! With your two prepared batters and your loaf pan next to you (Image 11), start with a couple of pumpkin dollops along the bottom of your pan and smooth flat with the back of a spoon.

    Next, dollop the chocolate on top of the pumpkin layer and smooth it out (Image 12). Repeat the pumpkin layer and continue these alternating layers until all the batter has gone (Images 13 & 14).

    Layering the pumpkin and chocolate batters in the loaf pan and swirling them together with a knife.

    Then with a butter knife or a chopstick, swirl the knife through the batter, creating a ripple effect. (Careful not to over swirl as the batter will then all mix together) (Images 15 & 16 see below)

    Pumpkin chocolate swirl loaf before and after baking.

    STEP 8. Then it's time to bake! The loaf takes about 50 to 60 minutes in the oven to bake through (rotate it halfway). It should spring back when pressed gently in the middle, and a toothpick inserted should have a few moist crumbs stuck to it when inserted. (Images 17 & 18).

    TIP: If the bread starts browning too quickly, then halfway through the baking time, pop a tent of foil over the top to protect it, and continue baking.

    Once baked, leave it in the loaf pan for ten minutes to cool. Then using that clever paper sling you made earlier, lift it out onto a wire wrack.

    Make the Maple Icing

    Maple syrup and icing sugar whisked in a bowl to form a maple glaze.

    STEP 8. Mix the maple icing. As mentioned earlier, maple icing is totally optional. But if you decide to include it, then sift the powdered icing (confectioners') sugar into a bowl and add the maple syrup. Whisk until smooth and there are no lumps (Images 19 & 20).

    Drizzle over the top of your loaf. It'll set relatively quickly, so don't hang around too long after making the icing; otherwise, it will form a skin on top. Then slice and enjoy!

    TIP: Heat the icing in the microwave for ten seconds. This loosens it enough to whisk it till smooth, removing any lumps and air bubbles.

    Pouring maple icing on pumpkin bread.

    💭 Recipe Pro Tips

    1. Make a paper sling. The easiest way to remove the loaf once baked is to create a paper sling in the loaf pan. Easily done by letting the parchment paper hang over the sides.
    2. Don't over-mix the batter. Keep the mixing light once the flour is added. You don't want to activate the gluten which will just lead to a rubbery texture.
    3. Aluminium foil tent. The bread takes almost an hour to bake, and sometimes the top can brown too quickly (depending on your oven). Covering in a foil tent will slow this browning down but allow the loaf to continue to bake.
    4. Smooth icing. Give the icing a quick short burst in the microwave, and heats it ever so slightly, but enough to relax it and create a super smooth glaze.
    Slices on pumpkin chocolate bread

    📋 Recipe FAQs

    Why is my loaf gummy?

    Make sure to weigh out your ingredients using digital scales. It's way more accurate! Too much moisture from the wet ingredients will lead to a gummy texture.

    What do I eat this Chocolate Pumpkin Bread with?

    My favourite is served ever so slightly warm, with the maple glaze. You can slice and heat it on a sandwich press served with butter, Nutella, nut butter or even a smear of cream cheese!

    Can I make these into Pumpkin Chocolate Muffins?

    Yes absolutely. Make the batter into the pumpkin and chocolate as per the recipe. Instead of layering it into one loaf pan, layer up cupcake cases until ¾ full. Bake for approx 12-15 minutes.

    Canned Pumpkin vs Pumpkin Puree

    These two terms essentially mean the same thing. More importantly, in my recipe, you can substitute the canned pumpkin with homemade pumpkin puree. You can do this if you prefer to make your own puree, cannot find canned pumpkin in the store, and have more time available to add on the time needed. I love the practicality and ease of store-bought canned pumpkin.

    How can I elevate this recipe and make it into a showstopper?

    The photos you see here are actually a re-shoot that I did from my previous post published back in September 2019. In that recipe, I covered the loaf in whipped chocolate ganache and pumpkin crisps.
    I've updated the recipe to simplify it and make it more accessible. However, if you want to go all out and create a showstopper, then top the loaf with whipped chocolate ganache and pumpkin crisps!

    Pumpkin Crisps
    Ingredients:
    ¼ butternut squash, sliced thinly
    Method:
    Once the bread is removed from the oven, reduce the heat to 110°C (230°F) and lay pumpkin slices on a baking tray. Bake on low heat for 1½ hours, turning halfway or when fully dried and crisp.

    Whipped Chocolate Ganache
    Ingredients:
    240ml double (heavy cream)
    150g dark chocolate, 70% (chopped)
    Method:
    Place the cream in a small saucepan over medium heat and heat until bubbles appear around the pan's edge. Add the chopped chocolate to a separate bowl and pour the hot (not boiling) cream over the chocolate. Cover with a plate and allow to stand for 5 mins. Then whisk until cream and chocolate are fully incorporated and smooth.
    The ganache needs to thicken, which can be done by leaving it out at room temperature or in the refrigerator. Ensure that you whisk the ganache every ten minutes or so to make sure it’s smooth and lump-free. The ganache needs to cool to the point of being firm but still soft. 
    At this point, whip the ganache with hand-held electric beaters until light and fluffy. Spoon onto your cooled chocolate pumpkin bread and swirl with an offset spatula. Add pumpkin crisps and serve.

    Elevated pumpkin bread

    ❄️ Storage and Freezer Instructions

    • To store: Once the Chocolate Marble Pumpkin Bread has completely cooled on a wire rack, wrap it well in plastic wrap to prevent it from drying out, and store it at room temperature for up to 4 days.
    • To freeze: Wrap the bread in plastic wrap or aluminium foil and store it in a freezer-safe container or freezer bag. The loaf can be frozen for up to 2 months. Thaw by removing the loaf from the container and leave it at room temperature for about 3 hours before slicing.

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    If you tried this Chocolate Marble Pumpkin Bread Recipe or any other recipe on my website, please please leave a 🌟 star rating and let me know how you go in the 📝 comments below. I love hearing from you!

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    Sliced marble bread
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    Chocolate Pumpkin Bread Recipe

    This easy to make Pumpkin Chocolate Marble Bread recipe is the perfect seasonal treat to make. Made in one bowl, (well, almost!), the pumpkin creates a super tender, soft sponge marbled throughout with the rich chocolate. Simple to create yet eye-catching this is perfect for breakfast, afternoon tea or dessert.
    Prep Time30 minutes mins
    Cook Time1 hour hr
    Total Time1 hour hr 30 minutes mins
    Category: Cake
    Cuisine: American
    Servings: 10 slices
    Calories: 352kcal
    Author: Emma Duckworth

    Equipment

    • Large mixing bowl
    • Whisk
    • Rubber spatula
    • 2 lb loaf pan 23 x 14cm (9 x 5.5-inch)

    Ingredients

    Metric - US Customary

    Basic batter

    • 2 large eggs, room temperature
    • 150 g granulated sugar
    • 50 g soft brown sugar, firmly packed
    • 180 ml vegetable oil
    • 150 g canned pumpkin puree
    • 60 g Greek yogurt
    • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (or paste)
    • 250 g plain flour (all-purpose)
    • 1 teaspoon pumpkin spice
    • 1 teaspoon baking powder
    • ½ teaspoon baking soda
    • ½ teaspoon fine salt

    Chocolate batter

    • 20 g cocoa powder, sifted
    • 35 g Greek yogurt
    • ½ teaspoon instant coffee granules/espresso powder

    Maple Icing

    • 180 g powdered icing sugar (confectioners’ sugar)
    • 45 ml maple syrup

    Instructions

    Chocolate pumpkin bread

    • Heat oven & prep pan: Preheat the oven to 180°C (350°F) Grease with butter a 2 lb loaf pan 23 x 14cm (9 x 5.5-inch) and line the base and sides with parchment paper.
    • Whisk eggs & sugar: In a large bowl, add the eggs, white and light brown sugar and whisk until pale and light - this takes approximately one minute.
    • Mix in wet ingredients. Add the oil, pumpkin puree, Greek yogurt, and vanilla extract and whisk until fully combined.
    • Sift in dry ingredients. Sift into the bowl the flour, pumpkin spice, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
      Fold them together gently. Using a spatula, fold the batter together until a few streaks of flour remain.
    • Divide the batter and make the chocolate batter. Divide the batter evenly into two separate bowls. If you want more pumpkin marbling throughout the loaf, then leave a couple more tablespoons in the pumpkin bowl.
      Create chocolate batter. In one bowl of batter, add the cocoa powder, Greek yogurt, and espresso powder and mix until just combined.

    How to marble the bread

    • Layer batters into the loaf pan. To create the marble design, add a couple of spoonfuls of pumpkin batter along the bottom of your pan and smooth it flat with the back of a spoon or an offset spatula. Next, dollop the chocolate on top of the pumpkin layer and smooth it out. Continue with another pumpkin layer and repeat these alternating layers until all the batter has gone.
      Swirl the batter. Use a skewer or flat-bladed knife, and run the blade vertically throughout the batter, occasionally bringing the knife out of the batter and back in again to swirl the two batters into each other.
    • Bake: Pour batter into the prepared pan and bake on the centre shelf for 50-55 minutes until golden brown and the sponge springs back or a toothpick inserted into the centre comes out clean. If the cake is browning too quickly then tent it in aluminium foil and continue to bake. Cool on a wire rack for ten minutes, then remove from the pan to cool completely.

    Maple icing, optional

    • Whisk: Add powdered icing sugar and maple syrup into a small bowl and whisk together. If the glaze is too runny, then add more powdered sugar 30g (¼ cup) at a time, and mix until desired consistency is reached.
    • Pour: Pour glaze over cooled bread and set aside for ten minutes for the glaze to harden. Slice and serve.

    All recipes are developed and tested in Metric grams. I strongly recommend that you bake using digital scales for a more accurate result. I have provided a conversion to US customary in the recipe but please note that I haven’t tested using this method.

    Notes

    Step-by-Step Photos: My blog post includes helpful step-by-step photos to help guide you through making this recipe.
    To store: Once the Chocolate Marble Pumpkin Bread has completely cooled on a wire rack, wrap it well in plastic wrap to prevent it from drying out, and store it at room temperature for up to 4 days.
    To freeze: Wrap the bread in plastic wrap or aluminium foil and store it in a freezer-safe container or freezer bag. The loaf can be frozen for up to 2 months. Thaw by removing the loaf from the container and leave it at room temperature for about 3 hours before slicing.
    TIP 1: Make a paper sling. The easiest way to remove the loaf once baked is to create a paper sling in the loaf pan. Easily done by letting the parchment paper over hangover the sides.
    TIP 2: Aluminium foil tent. The bread takes almost an hour to bake, and sometimes the top can brown too quickly (depending on your oven). Covering in a foil tent will slow this browning down but allow the loaf to continue to bake.
    TIP 3: Smooth icing. Give a quick short burst in the microwave heats the icing ever so slightly, but enough to relax it and create a super smooth glaze.
    How To Make Homemade Pumpkin Spice. Mix ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon, ¼ teaspoon ground ginger, ⅛ teaspoon ground nutmeg, and ⅛ teaspoon ground cloves.

    Nutrition

    Calories: 352kcal | Carbohydrates: 42g | Protein: 5g | Fat: 19g | Saturated Fat: 15g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 2g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 33mg | Sodium: 236mg | Potassium: 122mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 21g | Vitamin A: 2383IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 55mg | Iron: 2mg
    Have you tried this recipe yet?Mention @emmaduckworthbakes or tag #emmaduckworthbakes! I’d love to see what you are getting up to in the kitchen!

    This post was originally published in October 2019 but has been updated with new content, new images and an updated recipe.

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    1. Claire Anderson

      January 31, 2021 at 3:21 am

      Delicious upon delicious! I’m a mixture taster, from the mixture, to the smell in the house to the first slice delish! I found a great baby butternut squash, braved the mandolin and whalla did the chips, worth doing for the dramatic effect, easily a great autumn centerpiece, and loaf’s are so easy to transport and slice. This was my first bake of yours and I’m a fan! Thanks Emma!

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      • Emma

        February 01, 2021 at 7:51 am

        Hi Claire- Thank you so much for the feedback. I am beyond thrilled that you loved this loaf. The pumpkin chips are great aren’t they! I love making a big batch, salting them and eating like crisps. x

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    2. Alison

      September 29, 2021 at 10:28 pm

      5 stars
      I saw you advertise on IG stories that this recipe was coming - and I've made it already! It's so simple and easy to put together. I love it. My kids were so sceptical about the pumpkin (they hate veggies) but they are totally sold on this simple loaf. The texture is so soft and moist and the flavour so comforting! Perfect for this time of year!! Thank you for another fab recipe!

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      • Emma

        September 30, 2021 at 7:55 am

        Oh my goodness- you jumped onto this recipe so quickly- this makes me SO happy- thank you! Isn't it the easiest recipe to put together- I love thatyou can literally make it in one bowl with a whisk. (well aside from the other bowl to mix the chocolate batter in- but you know what I mean!) My kids love making it, especially the layering and swirling bit!!) Thanks Alison x

        Reply
    3. MyYUMLife

      September 23, 2022 at 4:58 pm

      5 stars
      I’ve been waiting patiently for pumpkin spice season all year and opening with this recipe did not disappoint! It has all the fall flavour and is deliciously moreish. Definitely recommend making this as the weather turns to warm you up from your heart to your soul!

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      • Emma

        September 23, 2022 at 7:53 pm

        What a brilliant comment- thank you so much- so glad you've kick started the Fall season with my Chocolate Pumpkin Bread.

        Reply
    4. Claus Wagner

      September 23, 2022 at 5:23 pm

      5 stars
      As fall is here in Canada my heart and culinary eye turns to fall vegetables and fruits. The smell of pumpkins is the sweetest of them. Well add chocolate to the mix and who is not going to love you. The use of oil instead of milk is good for so many people nowadays made this recipe a keeper. Love my morning/afternoon coffee and this loaf is perfect for that. It’s not to sweet with a wonderful pumpkin flavour. Family and neighbours enjoyed it. Served it with my homemade ice cream for family and a smear of almond butter for neighbours.

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      • Emma

        September 23, 2022 at 7:56 pm

        This is the perfect Fall loaf - the best way to celebrate the start of the season. It sounds delicious with you homemade ice cream!

        Reply

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