I have some big news to share!
I recently quit my job at General Mills to focus on my blog full-time. This was a huge decision for me to make, but after realizing how unhappy I was working on my corporate full time job, blogging at night and having virtually no social life, I knew it was time to make the change. Actually I needed a change in my life. I have always been a passionate person and I realized that I wasn’t practicing what I preached. I was resisting change and moving forward because I was scared of the unknown. Bottom line, I wasn’t doing what I loved and I knew that I needed my heart to be in my work.
They say that doing what your afraid of will set you free. This has been so true for me. My creativity is alive again and I’m beaming from ear to ear. My entire attitude has changed.
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To give you a little more perspective: A few months into Ambitious Kitchen, it became my passion. I wanted to share my love for food, encourage healthy living and share my experiences with all of you! Initially, I always thought that climbing a corporate ladder would make me happy and determine my success, but that wasn’t true at all. I decided that my success was going to be determined by me, living wholeheartedly, having freedom, being creative, and uninhibited. I didn’t want to be a slave to something that I didn’t care about. Each and every day I walked into the office and felt as though I was a robot. Not only that, but the job was incredibly stressful and at the age of 25, I didn’t NEED that. I wanted to be able to explore my passions and to gradually work through my fear of the unknown.
So one day I walked into the office and walked away from stability, a great salary, a title, and everything I knew. And it felt amazing. There are no regrets! If blogging full-time doesn’t work, that’s okay with me, but at least I tried and took the risk. That in itself is worth it.
Many people have asked me how to grow a successful blog, but I don’t have one answer. I certainly don’t think that this blog is perfect nor did I ever think that I would do it full time. For many, I think it’s hard to try understand how you can make any income from blogging, but it is possible! It’s a combination of many things but most of all it’s hard work and passion. If you have both of those, I believe that you can be successful in anything you do.
Most of all, I’m successful because of you! You all have made my recipes, shared your personal stories, introduced Ambitious Kitchen to your friends and family, and I couldn’t be more appreciative! SO THANK YOU!
Now a few quick notes on how to make pumpkin bread!
Uhhh it’s amazingly moist from both the pumpkin and zucchini, low fat, and made with whole grains. You will absolutely love the flavor and moisture of the bread. I couldn’t get enough of it. I made a loaf for my mom and one for my best friend and then couldn’t resist making a loaf for myself and sticking it in the freezer for when company comes. I think this might just be a new favorite!
To keep it light, I used honey (but you could try maple syrup), minimal oil, and almond milk. I think you guys are going to LOVE LOVE LOVE this bread. If you make it, be sure to share your creations with me on Facebook or Instagram using the hashtag #ambitiouskitchen!
And again, thanks for being here. I adore you. xo!
More pumpkin recipes to try:
Coconut Double Chocolate Pumpkin Bread
Fluffy Whole Wheat Healthy Pumpkin Waffles
Healthy Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins
One-Bowl Fudgy Pumpkin Paleo Brownies
Healthy Whole Wheat Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Pancakes
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Healthy Pumpkin Zucchini Chocolate Chip Bread
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour or white whole wheat flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 3/4 cup canned pumpkin puree
- 1 cup shredded zucchini, squeezed of excess moisture
- 1/3 cup honey (or pure maple syrup)
- 1 tablespoon olive or melted coconut oil
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk
- 1/2 cup chocolate chips
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 9 inch loaf pan with nonstick cooking spray.
- In a large bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and ginger.
- In a separate large bowl combine pumpkin, zucchini, honey, oil, egg, and vanilla until well combined and smooth. Whisk in almond milk. Add wet ingredients to dry ingredients and mix until just combined. Gently fold in chocolate chips, reserving a few for sprinkling on top. Bake for 50-60 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. Cool on wire rack for 10-15 minutes, then remove bread from pan and transfer to wire rack to finish cooling.
CONGRATS, Monique! I love your blog and I’m excited to see where you take it! GMI will miss you 😉
Aw thanks! Good luck with your blog. 🙂
Oh. My. Gah. Sooo good! Crazy moist! Love it! Im trying to not eat the whole loaf. You are a recipe genius!
Congratulations Monique! A brave move, but one you will never regret! I will be cheering you on and I’m looking forward to seeing how AK will grow now it is your full time gig!
Thank you Emma!
that is such a big step and I am SO excited for you! this pumpkin zucchini bread looks awesome too 🙂
Thanks Haley!
This bread looks amazing – the pumpkin and zucchini together sounds like a perfect combo. Congratulations on the decision to focus full-time on your blog…how exciting!
Thank you!
Thrilled to hear that you’re planning on focusing on the blog! Know the rest of us will reap the benefits with all of your awesome recipes. Congrats!
Congrats! I’ve always loved your blog and I am toying with the idea of doing the same (only probably not blogging, but doing something entirely different than what I’ve been doing the past 12 years!) Good luck to ya!
Congratulations! I can’t wait to see what great things you do. Maybe you’ll be able to be with your boyfriend more now too. Yay! And of course, this bread looks amazing- pinned to make soon.
Congrats and somehow I already knew this? Maybe from FB posts or something? But I remember reading it recently and thought GOOD for HER!! Blogging FT has its own set of pressures but at least you’re working for yourself and not going into an office every day and can be as passionate as you want and do what your heart is calling you to do! I totally understand. Gorgeous bread – pinned!
A huge congrats, Monique! Taking the risk to follow your dreams is -never- a bad thing, and I can’t imagine that blogging full-time won’t work for you. Can’t wait to see just how much more awesome AK becomes now that you’ll have more time and energy to devote to it 😀
Great news, Monique! Congrats on making the change. Looking forward to more great things from AK!
Congratulations! I wish you much success. And this looks amazing!
Gah Monique, I’m thrilled for you! I made the same leap earlier this year — haven’t really announced it on the blog — but it’s been the best decision I could have ever made. When working full time while blogging and health coaching on the side (and trying to have a normal life) I felt like I wasn’t able to give 100% to anything. I literally felt like I was floundering.
I’m still crazy busy and it’s a hustle being self-employed but it’s fun and I proud to say that I LOVE my job because so many people spend their entire life unhappy or unfulfilled by their jobs.
You go girl!
If you ever need someone to chat with (a co-worker of sorts) feel free to hit me up. 🙂
I love your site Monique. Well done.:) Could you let me know if mash pumpkin would be the same as can? As I live in Australia, I don’t think can is available here? Would love to try this breads looks so yummy.
Yes, you can used mashed pumpkin! 🙂
Cheeers to full time blogging!! Wishing you all the best girl! And what a great recipe to begin it off with!
Congratulations Monique! Your blog is one of my favorites and I can’t wait to see even more awesome recipes from you 🙂
Wow you go girl, very brave and inspiring! I love your blog, the recipes and stories.
x Paula from Amsterdam
Hi…….would this recipe work with almond flour? Thanks for your help.
Congratulations and good luck! I cannot wait to try this bread! 🙂
I’m SO HAPPY to hear this. After following you for a while now, it’s been fantastic to see your ever-growing success. I recently quit my job as well, and am so enjoying dedicating more time to myself and my passions. Best of luck, and can’t wait to see what it has in store for you.
Congratulations Monique!! I wish you so much happiness and success! Love your blog! 🙂
Good luck and congrats on your big leap @ambitiouskitch! I love your blog and your #healthy #recipes and I wish you all the best! Going to attempt this recipe with some #glutenfree flour sometime VERY soon. Yum..
Hi! I was just looking around on some blogs and I must say that you’ve got great pictures and good articles! I really like it!
http://leennilsson.com/ Xx
Congratulations! Such an exciting move for you and I must have this pumpkin bread asap!
Congrats on your news! What an exciting big step you are taking. I wish you luck! And this bread looks simply amazing. Pinning it for later!
Does this mean we’ll be seeing even more recipes??? By far my favorite blog!
Congrats! That is so exciting 🙂 I’m sure it’s a relief to not have to continue going to the “wrong” job 🙂
Congratulations on being able to follow your heart, such a bold move! I was so moved by your recipe, I made it immediately! The only change I made was to add dark chocolate almond milk. I wasn’t even able to wait until it had cooled before I dug in….delicious!! Thanks for sharing and best of luck!
I am so happy to hear the great news Monique! Your blog is one of the first I ever read and baked from!! I love your delicious recipes! Good luck in the future! Can’t wait to try this bread!
first and foremost, CONGRATULATIONS!! This is a huge step, but I’m sure you feel more than satisfied!!
If you continue baking like this, mama-mia, I for one know I will be coming back more often 🙂 Great recipe!!
I love this bread so much! I made a loaf for the first time two days ago and this morning I baked another loaf and 12 muffins. Not too sweet and very moist/dense. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! 🙂
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I’m currently attempting this recipe with an all-purpose gluten-free flour. I haven’t tried it yet, but it looks (and smells) amazing! Thanks for another great recipe. 🙂
Awww yes! I love when a recipe works with GF all purpose flour – thanks for letting me know; I’m sure everyone else will find this helpful, too! 🙂
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Hi ! I just came across your recipes and story. Thank you for following your heart – it helps the whole world! This, the Kale Rainbow Detox Salad and many other recipes look fab. Can’t wait to start cooking. Wishing you the best for your life.
Thank you Lana – you are too sweet!
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Thanks for the awesome tip on baking them in mini muffin pans. I need to get one of those!
I havnt been cooking for to long, When you say you add a pinch of nutmegs,cloves or ginger would you say about a 1/4tsp?
Yes 🙂
Thank you..
Hi! Looks great! Do you think it would work with fresh pumpkin, roasted and mashed?
Yes, I think it would work just fine.
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I tried making this without the chocolate chips and it was not very sweet or flavorful–but it’s so healthy that I’ll definitely try it again in the future once I have chocolate chips on hand. Thanks for the recipe!
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Can you use coconut flouer or a gluten free flour for this? If so would the amount differ?
Oh my goodness. I made this the other day replacing the zucchini with 2 ripe mashed bananas and it was EASILY one of the best things I’ve ever made! Thank you so much for the wonderful recipe!
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Such an INSPIRING story and so proud of you on this brave step you took!! Wishing you the BEST! Can’t wait to keep up with you and see what joy and happiness the future holds for you! (Oh, and totally can’t wait to try out this recipe!)
Looks like a great recipe, thanks! I’m also interested in a gluten free version please
This looks yum! Is the nutritional information based on 1 X serve (1xslice) or the whole loaf? Thanks 🙂
this looks so good. I will make for a friend who is vegan and doesn’t eat dairy. I will sub GF flour and vegan choc chips , but wonder what can I sub for the egg? thanks
Ground flaxseed & water. Google “how to make a flax egg”.
I made this yeasterday one loaves for myself and one for the family I nanny for. I put chocolate chips in the loafe for them but not mine. I’m not sure if I over baked it or what but it’s not super pumpkiny and it’s not as moist as a not healthy quick bread. I like it ok but I’m going to experiment and try upping the pumpkin and baking it less.
After buying the ingredients last week, my mom made this for me today (yay for moms, LOL) and it was delicious! I was concerned that using only whole wheat flour might leave it dry but it was moist and delicious. Not super pumpkin-y but that’s okay since I’ll be attempting to give it to my 3 year old boys later. I’m hoping the chocolate chips will win them over. I will be making this again!
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I wonder if there is a typo in the recipe? 1tsp baking soda is far too much. I thought so when I made it, but after tasting I, I can only taste the bitterness of the baking soda 🙁
No there isn’t a typo. I’ve never had anyone have an issue with the recipe and the amount of baking soda. Did you follow the recipe exactly?
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I just made this and it turned out so well! I love it!
That’s great to hear 🙂
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Tried out this recipe yesterday, and it turned out absolutely AMAZING! The pumpkin and zucchini work so well together to create a dessert that’s super moist and full of flavor. However, I checked on it after only 40 minutes in the oven and it was perfectly baked–definitely didn’t need to be in there for the full 50-60 minutes. Anyway, this recipe is definitely a winner and is going in my book of favorites! 🙂
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Will this work with coconut flour?
I just made this recipe today. But I used regular milk instead of almond milk and regular sugar instead of honey. It was very moist and just slightly sweet. Very tasty!
I have peeled and shredded zucchini in my freezer. Do you think I can thaw that, drain, and use it for this recipe? Otherwise, I was just going to toss it into soups/stews, etc. Thank you!
Hi Monique! I just LOVE your work. I always turn to your blog when I need some recipe inspiration 🙂 I snap chatted you a couple days ago sharing my story about working at General Mills and my plan to start my own health coaching business in the near future! Thank you for you constant inspiration!! I have a question regarding this bread recipe. Can you substitute with a gluten free flour? What would you recommend?
Thanks 🙂
Hi Monique, I love all of your recipes and they are always my go to! I have a few very ripe bananas so I was wondering if I could sub those for the zucchini? If that would work, how many bananas would you recommend?
This recipe is pure gold!! So glad I found your blog! It has just the right amount of sweetness. I don’t usually love things with chocolate in it for breakfast, but this is just too good! I’ve been taking it for breakfast all week and it has seriously been the highlight of my morning. Planning on making another loaf once it’s gone!
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I want to make this with coconut flour. Would anyone know how to make that work, maybe another egg or more milk?
Thank you!!!
Try 1/2 cup coconut flour and add another egg. 🙂
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Hi Monique!
I don’t have any zucchini and wasn’t wondering if I can still make this as is? Or do adjustments need to be made?
Thanks!
Monica
*was wondering
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Monique, first, let me say that I just love this recipe as is! Thank you for sharing. I did, however, replace the flour (for someone who is gluten free) with 1 cup of pureed black beans and 1/2 cup of chocolate protein powder and it turned out to be delicious. Looking forward to following you!
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Do you think I can replace the flour with cassava flour? Have you tried it?
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Wonderful! This is on my favorites/make again list.
So glad!!
Monique,
This recipe looks so good, I cannot wait to make it! Thanks for sharing! Do you think it would be okay to make this with coconut flour?
Never mind I seen another post that asked this question. Thanks.
was looking for a recipe to use left over buttercup squash pie filling. the muffins turned out fantastic. thanks!
Amazing! Good to know that butternut squash filling works, too 🙂
OH MY!!!
This was SO Good 😊
A definite keeper.
So glad you enjoyed!!
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Delicious, though I can’t help fiddling a bit, hope you don’t mind- to make it more plant-based, I used the maple syrup, a chia seed egg replacer and a large Tbls of applesauce instead of oil- some raisins and dried cranberries for the choc. chips this time, will certainly save the basic recipe!
Delicious!
Hm – I was so excited to make this and didn’t have whole wheat flour so used normal baking flour – but otherwise followed everything else to a T. After 2 full hours of baking it STILL wasn’t set. The outside is hard as a rock but the inside is like mush. Looks like other people had success so not sure what happened.
Hi Lauryn! The type of flour is actually pretty important in breads like this one, so if you try baking this again I would use whole wheat pastry flour or white whole wheat flour (all-purpose flour will make the bread too moist, as you found!)
This is one of my favorite breakfast bread recipes! I’ve made it 3-4 times in the last couple of years and it’s dependably delicious!
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If make an extra loaf to put in the freezer how do I serve later? Do I thaw and rebake…?
You can just thaw it out if it’s already baked!
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These were good! (I made mini muffins.) My whole family liked them, including my picky kids. The chocolate chips give just the right touch to make them tasty even though they’re healthier—I got one mini muffin with no chips in it, and it was not really enjoyable. But I love when things are healthy, especially breakfast food, so this is great! I think I’ll sprinkle sugar on top next time, since they turn out a bit cakey, without the great, crispy top that muffins usually have.
Love mini muffins! So happy to hear that everyone enjoyed them. This loaf is naturally sweetened, so the chocolate chips definitely add a bit more sweetness if you’re looking for more of a treat. Sugar on top will help with that, too.
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The bread was delicious. It had a nice flavor and tastes great with peanut butter!
Love this with peanut butter! So happy you enjoyed.
Amazing! So moist. I used pumpkin spice in place of those listed. I forgot to add the milk, but it turned out great. Only had white flour on hand, so I used that. Also used butter in place of coconut oil, I prefer the flavour 🙂
I love how I can type whole ingredients in search bar and you get these amazing recipes.
Perfect! Glad those little swaps worked out well 🙂 and happy to hear you’re liking the search + recipe index!
I made this today with my daughters. Thumbs up from both! The pumpkin is not overpowering and the chocolate is perfect. Thank you!
Love it! Such a delicious combo 🙂
I tried your pumpkin zucchini quick bread and my family loved it so much . I feel like a pro
Love that!! So happy everyone liked it 🙂
This is delicious! It has the perfect amount of sweetness and the pumpkin spice flavours taste SO good. Can’t wait to make it again!
So glad you love this one!
I’ll try pumpkin zuchinni recipe with corn syrup and molasses instead of honey. Add golden raisins too!
Let me know how it goes!
Excellent ! love it. I am not a chocolate chip lover, I substituted with walnut pieces . I give this bread a 5 star
So happy to hear that!
I love your story, and I’m looking forward to baking this recipe.
Thank you! Hope you love this one 🙂
Hands down, my favorite pumpkin bread recipe! I recently cooked it vegan two ways – one with a flax egg and the other subbing banana – and both were a success.
This is sooo good!
So happy you’re a fan, Laurie!
Easy and pretty tasty. I would omit the ginger next time.
Totally fine to leave it out if you didn’t love the flavor! Happy you enjoyed it 🙂
It’s almost March but still loving pumpkin! Wanted pumpkin but also had zuchinni I needed to use. Made these as listed but added about a teaspoon of molasses to just add some extra flavor! Made into muffins and they are delicious! Also your recipes are one of the few bloggers that when you say 12 servings- to a T I had 12 equal sized muffins.
I’m so happy you loved these! And glad to hear the serving size was accurate 🙂
I made this with only mods that I used 1/2 Lankato no sugar maple syrup for 1/2 of the maple syrup, no sugar chocolate chips, and a bit of cardamon for spice. I had no vanilla so used a bit of maple flavoring. It came out very moist, light, and flavorful. Great for accompanying eggs for breakfast!
Happy those all worked well and that you loved it!
Made this bread for my 10 month old and he absolutely loves it! It’s perfect as muffins for breakfast. Could I add shredded carrots along with the zucchini? And/or applesauce? Thanks for the great recipe!
I’m so glad to hear that! I think for both of those additions, you might want to replace some of the original with the new ingredient so that you don’t have too much moisture in the loaf. So you could do 1/2 cup zucchini + 1/2 cup carrots and 1/2 cup pumpkin + 1/4 cup apple sauce. I haven’t tested this but it’s what I think will work well!
Kicking off my fall baking with this one! Used dark choc chips and it was fab!
Love it! Sounds delicious!
I made this pumpkin bread a couple of weeks ago. It was so delicious and moist. I did half white wheat flour and half all-purpose flour. I love the simple ingredients and that it had a great flavor. I took a loaf to my friend with the recipe. I ate my mini loaf so quickly that I needed more. Thanks for the great tasting recipe. I love that it is much healthier than most recipes and so so moist.
Nice!! I’m so glad it came out great 🙂 Thank you!
Could I sub 1:1 GF or oat flour to make it GF for my Celiac son? Thank you for great recipes!!!
Thank you! I actually haven’t tested that but it might work! If you try it, I’d recommend using 1 3/4 cups of that flour.
This is THE best pumpkin zucchini recipe ever. I made it into muffins (a double batch) and did add-ins of pecans, chocolate chips, and salted caramel chips. I also used Bob’s 1:1 GF flour and they turned out perfectly!
Yaaaay thank you!! LOVE those additions 😍
This recipe is fantastic! My daughter and I made 3 different types of zucchini bread today and this was our favorite! When I got to the last spice (clove) and realized I was all out, I threw in a tsp of my pumpkin pie seasoning and it turned out great!
YUM! Sounds delicious, so glad you are both loving this recipe and it turned out great for you all ❤️
This was so good and the kids loved it too.I used whole wheat flour. The only change I made was using coconut sugar in place of the honey and just cinnamon for the spices. 10/10!
Perfect! Glad it was a hit with the kiddos!
I LOVE AK recipes and am a big fan overall but unfortunately this recipe was a miss. The flavour and texture was way off. This is one her old recipes so maybe that’s why. Stick to her newer recipes, they are way better!
Can you use all purpose flour and could you substitute the almond milk for whole milk?
Yes, those should work!