Preheat oven to 325º. Spray 2 loaf pans with baking spray (oil + flour)—I use Baker’s Joy in the blue can.
In a large bowl, add your mushy bananas, white sugar and melted butter. Use a fork to mash them all together. Don’t worry about the banana lumps, it’s all good! Add eggs and mix with a fork to combine. Add all the dry ingredients and mix with a large spoon or spatula to combine (no need to break out the mixer for this one!). Now add your sour cream and vanilla.
Divide mixture between your 2 loaf pans. (It’s ok that it only fills them each 1/2 way up—this loaf will rise! I made the mistake once of putting all the batter in one pan. Total overflow to the max!)
For the streusel topping, combine brown sugar, white sugar and cinnamon in a small bowl. Sprinkle generously on top of each unbaked loaf.
Bake at 325º for about an hour (check after 50 minutes in case your oven runs hot), until a toothpick inserted in center of the loaf comes out clean.
This banana bread is so moist and flavorful, you’ll never look back!
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Oma Connie on 3.25.2012
Did you use 2 regular size bread pans? I wish people would put the size pans they use.
lesliepie on 3.14.2012
This was by far the BEST recipe for banana bread I have ever made! I did health-ify it a bit (used 3/4. c agave instead of sugar, a mix of white whole wheat and all-purpose flours, and yogurt instead of sour cream – of course I had to keep the butter, though)! I loved the cinnamon and nutmeg – it was the perfect amount. Thanks!
rosie90 on 3.5.2012
I have made this twice in ceremaic mini loaf pans and both times the loaves were sunken in the middle. Did this happen to anyone else? I was thinking of adding some baking powder next time.
destinyjoyful on 11.8.2011
delicious! really great!
torlan on 8.28.2011
I really liked this, but I’ll half the nutmeg next time. That’s all I tasted.