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I had gone completely bananas with this delicious banana bread. (Banana bread is also known as “banana cake” outside of the United States.)
I love the smell of baking, especially the smell of banana bread, so yesterday, I baked banana bread (banana cake). Previously, I baked banana nut muffins to perfume my house with the sweet aromas of bananas.
My banana bread (banana cake) was topped with sliced bananas. As a result, my banana bread looked so photogenic I had to take numerous shots of them…
Here is my banana bread (banana cake) recipe. Do try my banana bread (banana cake) and drop me a comment if you have questions about my banana bread (banana cake) recipe. Please also check out the banana bread and banana bread recipe on Gourmand Recipes.
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oh it is always exciting to read your recipes. fantastic ideas!
can’t wait to see the rest of the recipes! Your banana bread is really photogenic. I especially like the second one. Like I can almost grab it through the screen.
That photo is stunning! You really outdid yourself with this one.
Well, I certainly hope you had plenty of people to share the food with!
Nice touch with the garnish on top :)
Well, I gotta tell ya’ … the pics of your banana bread are quite appeelling … and I’m not monkeying around … I like the looks of it a whole bunch! ;-)
It is photogenic — but looks delicious, too! I can’t imagine that with all the wonderful aromas coming from your house, that your neighbors weren’t knocking on the door to invite themselves for dinner!
wow, you really cooked a lot, huh? can I be your housemate, pleassseee… ;-)
Wah! The banana cake looks gorgeous! Another winner… :o)
Love the banana bread
Oh that’s so smart–baking to get rid of the smell. It’s sounds so obvious, but I never thought to do that (I usually open all the windows and doors and maybe light a candle!)
Lovely photos, I’m so glad to have found your blog!
Robin
I’ve been trying to make banana bread or muffins for ages now, but I keep eating the bananas before they’re ripe enough to turn into baked goods!
haha ur bread definitely got to go bananas as well
i was juuuuuuussttt thinking of baking banana cake when you hit me with this post! Now I cannot wait lah!
But am suppose to bake my choc-almond biscotti first for CNY!
yum! I made banana bread/cake on Sunday too. Oh! and I simply adore Bakers Secret bakeware!
great recipe! thanks! i made this in muffin tins and they came out great! the pic is awesome and very hunger-inducing! :)
Big Boys Oven – thanks. :)
Mandy – hehe, will share the recipe one at a time. I like the second picture, too.
Danielle – I like my pictures, too, especially the first one. ;)
Manggy – thanks it was a grea idea from The Joy of Cooking.
Dave – Haha, you are funny. :)
Lydia – Haha…I guess not everyone like the kind of foods I eat on a daily basis.
Piggy – sure, you will have to move to California instead of Saudi. :P
WMW – thanks.
Happy Cook – thank you.
Robin – thanks for your comment and thanks for visiting. Do come back more. :)
Brilynn – I know…it’s hard to wait for them to get over-ripe…tough!
Joe – I think so, too. The bread itself has gone bananas.
Ling – aiya, bake two at the same time mah, kill two cakes with one bake!!! LOL.
Daphne – yeah, they are great for baking. I didn’t even have to dust or grease it.
Late Night Baker – yeah muffin tins work too, actually it’s easier to eat that way.
great looking banana bread! ilike the banana slices touch =) i think i’ll do that when i make banana cake again =) i used the recipe from 80 breakfast and it’s super fast and super good! i swirl mine with nutella…
Your banana bread looks so good! I really like the banana slices on top. Nice photos!
Very nice! I never thought of laying slices of bananas on top of the loaf before, I’ll try that next time. The texture of yours also looks completely different from mine! (http://soyandpepper.blogspot.com/2007/11/banana-bread.html) I must try your recipe (must convert the measurements first, eeps) and see how that turns out. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your ‘cooking storm’.
Wow, this definitely looks good! Cooking storm? I’m sure your family has a lot of delicious food to eat then! :)
Can’t wait to read your recipes!
btw, if you have too much leftovers, I can always go down there to help you finish them. hehe ^_^
Can’t wait to read your recipes!
btw, if you have too much leftovers, I can always go do to help you finish them. hehe ^_^
Wow! I’ve loved banana bread ever since I was a little kid and my mom let the bananas turn brown and mushy on purpose. This banana bread certainly takes the cake (pun intended) when it comes to aesthetics!
yum!!! is it terrible that i want to just slice off the top of the whole loaf and eat it? looks amazing.
I love mine with walnuts, th ebst pairing that worked for me:) love the way you’ve placed the bananas bee:)
the banana slices along the top are a really beautiful touch. Nice recipe and nice blog.
lovely photos!I think I’m going to make this for my birthday party ;-) Am running out of ideas and your site’s always so inspiring. Thanks for sharing!
pretty! i like the banana pieces on top.
another idea: mush up half the bananas & chop the rest into small pieces, making for both banana flavor in the bread, spiked with bits of extra tasty gooey banana throughout
I LOVE the way you topped the cake with a design of bananas….just too good looking!
You should check out this contest for the best banana bread recipes. You could win a $50 gift card!!
http://www.squidoo.com/moist-banana-bread-recipe
There aren’t very many recipes competing either, so you could probably win it pretty easily!! I could just copy your recipe and win it myself, but that would be cheating. Plus I’m the one sponsoring the contest!!! :)
blessings,
Shauna
I made this banana bread using your banana bread recipe and they turned out so good.
My other has a great banana bread/banana cake recipe that I swear by, but your banana bread/banana cake recipe looks even better. I love the banana slices as the toppings. I will try your banana cake/banana bread recipe and let you know the results.
What a fantastic banana bread recipe/banana cake recipe you have. I tried baking banana bread/banana cake using your recipe for the first time and it was a huge success.
Valerie
This was really delicious and moist. I added walnuts to it and enjoyed watching everyone eat it.
thanks, rasa malaysia! i’m enjoying my delicious banana bread right now, fresh from the oven! i also made your fried wonton recipe last week and it turned out great. looking forward to trying out more of your recipes.
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I love banana cakes.. I´m going to bake one too. But how heavy is 1 cup?
I would like to try your recipe, but can i use 1/2 cup of vegetable cooking oil instead of 1/2 cup unsalted butter?
I am not sure, it’s best you follow the recipe as is.
Love the look of this banana cake. But being in the UK, I’m not sure what your cup measurements are! Pls enlighten me, preferably in metric measures. Terima kasih!
Hi thank s for nice banana cake.it turn up prefect & delicous.
my kids love so much.thanks for share,easy recipe.
Great that you love the recipe, which reminds me that I am due for some banana cakes!
That is a very good recipe. I actually added a little bit of ginger (which is good for the digestive) and it came out tasting delicious!
Baked this cake using this recipe – turned out great! Everyone loved it and I must say this is the best banana cake I’d eaten.
Awesome, great that this banana cake recipe works for you.
thank you for the recipe, just made it today and it was yummy! even my roomate was raving about it!
Hi, i just tried this recipe…my banana cake cracked on top…the top part risen quite high and cracked the nice row of banana i have added as garnishes (just like what you did). Any advise for improvement?
Hi Lilacz, I am not sure. Mine worked out quite OK but they did get cracked a bit. I am sorry but not much help here.
I have a similar receipe like yours, instead of vanilla essence I add banana essence and I used 3 eggs. I do like the way you put the banana slices ontop. It looks great!!
Oooh, I will have to try your recipe of banana bread.
I recently made this banana bread recipe. It was incredible!!! My hubby and boys keep begging me to make more. Just bought more bananas to make several loaves. Thank you for the recipe!!
Thanks for the comment and that you love the banana bread recipe. Yes, this banana bread is a keeper. Did you put sliced bananas on top?
I just baked it and i love it! I love bananas cooked in anyway! one of my fave is kolak pisang (bananas cooked in coconut milk, palm sugar and pandan leaves)
I love your website. I’ve only started cooking early this year after moving away from home so I’m still struggling to master most basics. I tried your banana bread recipe today and found that it was too dry for my liking. Would you be able to tell me where I went wrong? I left the mix in the oven for exactly 60 minutes. Thanks for sharing your lovely culinary adventures with us!
When combining the mashed bananas, eggs, melted butter and vanilla, does that mean just put the ingredients together not necessarily mixing them very well or should I mix the wet ingredients very well before folding the mixture to the dry ingredients?
Bee, what type of banana do you use for the banana cake here? Back home we always use pisang rajah but they are not available here! :(
BTW, I was craving for pisang goreng but again no pisang rajah available. I tried using the normal banana we get at the store and it didn’t turn out that great! ~ rather bland!
Yes, I used the regular ones also from American supermarkets. Just wait for them to be almost rotten and the taste gets sweeter.
Hi Bee,
All your recipes are fab! But somehow the Sesame Oil Chicken
is not accessible.
Cheers
T
The sesame oil chicken is here: http://rasamalaysia.com/recipe-sesame-oil-chicken/