Wonderful recipe. It was the best zucchini bread we had ever had. I grated two 8" zucchini's, so I estimated that part. I only used a1 1/2 cup sugar -- which was good. I added a little extra honey to compensate -- which was completely unnecessary. I chose not to use coconut because it seemed too dry & am happy with that decision. I substituted pumpkin pie spice for nutmeg & it was pleanty good. I probobly heaped my spice spoons. The other really interesting thing is the walnuts. I grated them in a food processer instead of chopping them. They ended up powdery with the occasional crunchy bit & the nutty taste was mixed in all the bread. I was really happy with this.

VERY good!! I put in half the amount of butter and half the amount of vanilla as the amounts just seemed excessive - skipped the nuts - love this recipe! ALSO - agree that a dark pan should cook at 325 as mine were at the edge of burning after 55 min. Happy Baking!

The bread was super moist but I think it needs more cinnamon and nutmeg. I also cut back a little of the sugar and substituted applesauce for the oil.

Really good! I only used 1 cup of sugar & the bread was still really sweet. You can definitely taste the honey. TIP: if you use a dark pan reduce the oven temp to 325. At 350 for 1 hour, I used one glass (came out perfect) & one metal (burned!) so adjust accordingly.

This recipe produces a very rich, tasty bread which is different from the typical zucchini bread, it was a big hit. I did reduce the sugar by 1/3 cup because the honey and coconut make it quite sweet.