Why my cinnamon quick bread doesn't rise up? :'(
Why my cinnamon quick bread doesn't rise up? :'(
½ cup butter, softened (1 stick)
½ cup white sugar
½ cup brown sugar, packed
1 egg, lightly beaten
1 cup buttermilk
1 teaspoon vanilla, extract
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
9 Comments
foofarawOctober 5, 2014
I agree with Susan W's answer about the old baking soda. When I get a new baking soda, I usually pour them into a canning jar/any glass jar with metal lid+silicon lining (Smuckers PB is ideal)) so it lasts much longer.
Also, what is the temperatre of the oven? It could be too hot (rise and fall), or too low (doesn't create enough bubbles)
Also, what is the temperatre of the oven? It could be too hot (rise and fall), or too low (doesn't create enough bubbles)
Susan W.October 5, 2014
What a good idea. I've always just left my soda in the box. A jar is a great idea.
foofarawOctober 5, 2014
Susan W: yeah, I found out that putting it in a jar makes it lasts really long. If I let it stay on the box, even though the baking soda still passes the freshness test, the bread doesn't rise as much as when the soda box is opened for the first time.
Susan W.October 5, 2014
I rarely eat bread, so I no longer make it, but I do make an occasional batch of cookies. I think I'll buy a new box next time and use your method.
Susan W.October 5, 2014
Your recipe looks valid. Does it by chance rise and then fall? I used to make an Amish cinnamon quick bread that I sometimes had that issue with. I stopped greasing the sides of the pan and that solved it. Could your baking soda be old?
sandraOctober 6, 2014
Thanks for you answer Susan :) But I dont' think because of the baking soda because I'm using a new one. Do you think I over mix?
sandraOctober 6, 2014
Thanks for you answer Susan :) But I dont' think because of the baking soda because I'm using a new one. Do you think I over mix?
Susan W.October 6, 2014
Sandra, it could be over mixing. My daughter has over mixitis and she has issues with cookies and quick breads. I would check your oven temp too.
Susan W.October 6, 2014
I meant to add..your bread looks moist and tasty. Just kinda short. :)
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