Watermelon-Shaped Chocolate Chip Bread

Watermelon-Shaped Chocolate Chip Bread

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What if I told you it’s possible to have watermelon, PB & J sandwiches, French toast, even bread pudding all in ONE RECIPE?

Believe it, folks. The revolution is here with this Watermelon-Shaped Chocolate Chip Bread. Dun dun dun…

Before we go any further, let’s take a look at this recipe. Is it watermelon? Is it bread? It’s BOTH, people. The magic of a little creativity and food coloring results in a chocolate chip-studded sandwich loaf that tastes like bread but looks like a watermelon. It’s madness! And it makes me feel like Willy Wonka.

What is the most awesome of all the awesomeness in this recipe is that it’s super easy to make a sandwich loaf look like a slice of watermelon. And the result is a fun-to-look-at, yummy-to-eat bread that’s perfect for chocolatey peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, French toast, bread pudding: the list goes on. You can bring it to a picnic or pack it in kids’ lunches (OK, and your lunch, too) for a surprise treat.

Here’s how to make the magic happen! Come with me, and you’ll be, in a world of pure imagination…

ANYWAY.

Ingredients for Watermelon-Shaped Chocolate Chip Bread

First, get all your ingredients ready and measured out. There’s nothing too fancy here – just typical bread making stuffs and some red and green food coloring.

Red-dyed dough

Make the dough and divide in two pieces, one twice as large as the other. Dye the larger piece red and add chocolate chips…

Green-dyed dough

And dye the other green. Let both pieces rise separately until doubled.

Red dough rolled

Roll the red piece of dough into a log the length of the loaf pan, about 8 inches.

Dome the green dough over the red dough

Dome the green dough over the red dough to form the “rind” of the watermelon, and carefully place the whole thing in a loaf pan to rise.

Dough ready to bake

The bread will look all alien and weird like this when it’s ready to bake.

Bake it up, let cool and slice to reveal the surprise! Willy Wonka would be proud.

Stephanie (aka Girl Versus Dough) joined Tablespoon to share her adventures in the kitchen. Check out Stephanie’s Tablespoon member profile and keep checking back for her own personal recipes on Tablespoon!

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Anonymous said:

I would like to try this only use raisins instead of chocolate chips. Same effect only more nutritious.


7/28/2012 11:28 PM
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