Easy Pumpkin Bread (One Bowl, One Can)
A whole can of pumpkin, two bowls, and no mixer make one tall, moist loaf with warm spices and a crackly top.
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A whole can of pumpkin, two bowls, and no mixer make one tall, moist loaf with warm spices and a crackly top.
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