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Gluten Free and Sugar Free Apple-Caramel Bread

That's right, gluten free, sugar free, lactose free and probably the best tasting quick bread I've made in a long time!

 My friend Tammy came to me with this recipe a couple of months ago and asked me if I could rewrite it to be friendly for diabetics.  Of course I said yes, and now she and I have another great tasting fall and winter type bread we can enjoy without feeling guilty.

 Thanks for believing in me Tammy.  I'm bringing it to Bible study tomorrow. 😊

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