Make pumpkin bread like this once and you’ll make it over and over! Imagine cinnamon rolls + pumpkin pie + an irresistible cinnamon glaze and you have this pull-apart pumpkin bread! This recipe is a hit everywhere it goes. Everything about it is good from the melt-in-your mouth soft centers to the glaze that melts into every groove. You’ll want this glaze on all your baked goods. It’s truly THAT AMAZING!

This is sure to become a Fall favorite in your home as well. The kids and adults love it and you don’t even have to slice it! Portions easily pull apart from the loaf to expose gorgeous swirls of pumpkin spice. P.S. Make extra and enjoy it when you wake up in the morning!!

If you’re still here, thank you. I’m glad. You won’t be sad, because this pull-apart loaf is to die for. It’s like eating pumpkin pie for breakfast, no joke.

This is an easy recipe, You start with a can of biscuits. The “pull-apart” is created when you slice each biscuit in half and stack them (with filling in the middle), then bake them in a loaf pan. You can pull apart the layers, hence the name.

I’ve also made pull-apart loaves with all kinds of ingredients. I love them – they’re so much fun (and, in the case of this one, so easy!)

The pumpkin mixture is just some canned pumpkin puree mixed with an egg for binding, sugar for sweetness, and spices. I used pumpkin pie spice because it’s just easier than pulling out all the other spices (I’m so lazy/smart).

I also dipped each slice of biscuit in cinnamon sugar before sandwiching them with the pumpkin mixture. It gives the layers a nice crunch, and then the entire thing is drenched with cinnamon glaze.

THE DRIZZLE:

Mix well heat a little and pour baby pour!!!

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Hope ya’ll love this as much as we do!!! Enjoy make it a fall family tradition.

Geez, what a week! Busy busy here with lots of running around and hours @ the gym with the kiddos, and lots of fun fall stuff, too. But now it’s over already! Yikes. I think we all need to just slow down and have a cookie.

I even had time to dig out some of the fall/Halloween decorations and start putting them up. That’s always fun. We just love any kind of holiday decorating.

I especially love seasonal baking. I warned you…I have a few more pumpkin-y recipes up my sleeve this fall!

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These cookies are some of my favorites. They are soft, chewy, and so perfect with tea or hot cider. The secret ingredient here is the instant coffee – it keeps them soft and gives them that rich, spicy flavor that everyone loves.