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I have tried countless recipes for banana bread, as it is a favorite in our house. My kids ask for it just about every day. This is the recipe that my Grandmother used to make; it is moist and delicious. Doesn’t last more than a couple days around here.
(I even tried PW’s recipe and that was rejected for this one. Shocking! I know!)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees (or if you are using the black coated pans, preheat to 325-335 degrees).
Add 2 tablespoons vinegar to the milk and set aside. Mix the remaining ingredients together (except the baking soda) in a mixer. Add the baking soda to the milk mixture and stir well. Let rest for a minute or two. Gradually add the milk mixture to the flour mixture with your mixer on low.
Divide the batter between two loaf pans that have been sprayed with nonstick baking spray. (I love the size of the IKEA loaf pans, long and narrow).
Bake for 55 to 60 minutes or until a cake tester comes out clean. Cool in the pan for 5 minutes and then remove from the pan and continue cooling on a wire rack, or just dig right in a start eating!
Hint: What to do with the last brown (or sometime black) banana that is left from the bunch? Peel it and put it in a Ziploc sandwich bag in the freezer. I’ll usually free 2 or 3 bananas together, depending on their size, adding bananas to the bag as they turn brown. Then, when I want to bake banana bread, I’ve got mashed bananas all ready to go in the freezer. You can thaw them in the microwave or just let them sit on the counter for an hour.
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lisalou on 12.22.2009
Turned out great! Not too dense at all. I even added some chocolate chips to one of the loaves. Yummy!
freckleface on 9.22.2009
The texture was too dense. I have never come across a “can” of bananas maybe that could be the difference. I used 3 very ripe bananas. Possibly too much oil for my liking.