We love blueberries. By love, I mean we are kind of obsessed with them. They are just so tasty and easy to eat and store! When they go on sale, I buy extra and freeze them. There is alway a pint of fresh blueberries in my fridge. We have them in our smoothies, smashed up on bread instead of jelly, straight from the freezer as a snack, on the side of our eggs in the morning. Blueberry muffins, loaf cakes, tarts, whatever. Love them. Saturday morning my sweet, lovely, precious daughter…..woke me up at about 4:45 a.m. Ugh. I was dragging big time. She wouldn’t go back to sleep and I needed to do something that would keep me moving or else I was going to fall asleep standing. So, I thought about my blueberries. And I thought about those delicious looking pull apart breads that have been floating around Pinterest. You can see where I’m going with this….
Blueberry Pull Apart Bread.
Now, I can follow a recipe no problem, but a seasoned baker I am not. So I had to hunt for at least a place to start with the bread. The rest, I figured, I could manage. I did find a recipe for blueberry pull apart bread over on the blog Le Petit Brioche. Christa had a recipe (with beautiful pictures, I might add) and it looked amazing.
But…..
I got lost when I was reading through her directions. I decided I could do it on my own, though. With her basic recipe, I modified the instructions to suit what I know about bread baking from my previous sandwich bread experiences. And it worked out amazingly! I do intend to try Christa’s version at some point, but for all of its differences, mine is satisfying and tasty as well. If you make this bread for yourself, be sure to share some pictures on our facebook wall! I just love to see what you all are up to in your kitchens.
I’m including some helpful process pics for you, so you can follow along and see what you should expect. It’s actually easy to make, but because of the rising times, it will take you a while. But hey, I had nothing but time on my hands at 4:45 a.m……
Enjoy!
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12 COMMENTS
Amanda Klenner-Labrow
13 years agoWe are making banana bread today but might have to try this too! MMM sounds delicious.
Rebekah
13 years agoLet us know how it goes if you try it!
Trixy Riggan
13 years agoYUMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!
Jessica
13 years agoI am going to make it!!!
Emily
13 years agoOh man…drooling!
The Dinner Belle for KimberlyBelle.com
13 years agoWow – this is an amazing post! Thank you for the step-by-step photos and instructions, they’re super helpful. The bread looks so divine and would be great to give as a gift!
Rebekah
13 years agoYou’re right! The bread would make a very tasty gift :)
Camper Glamisa
13 years agoYour blueberry pull apart bread looks so delicious! It made my mouth water! I will surely try to make one. Thank you for sharing your recipe and putting step-by-step pictures as well. It wont be very confusing to follow. :)
Rebekah
13 years agoI hope it works out well if you try it!
Sasha @ The Procrastobaker
13 years agoOh goodness me I may just be in heaven looking at this bread! Beautiful!!! :)
Rebekah
13 years agoIt tastes as good as it looks! :)