Banana Bread Recipe

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SMB75 said: So after 6379 pages nobody still has a fucking clue. Easy banana bread recipe This is a really easy banana bread recipe that gives perfect results every time and uses plenty of bananas which are on the turn. www.bbc.co.uk

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Ever since I started baking I've heard so many good things about banana bread. Soft, sweet, nutty and so so heavenly. I'm not living under a rock. I know banana bread is a fan favourite. I've seen the praises. The reviews. The care and love put in them. I believed them cause why would the baking community lie. It has to be good right? Well I took time off, bought the ingredients, spent two hours making the dough, thought to myself, "hey it's mango season why not bake some mango cake or something. Well another hour later, I'm ready. I pop them in the oven and waited. I promptly decided I can't be bothered to make dinner, cause I can just eat cake. I'm an adult I can do that. I take it out.. they smell like bananas and mangoes. What did I expect. It's almost 8pm I let them cool and make myself a cup of coffee to go with the bread. I'm excited I cut the banana bread and its marvelous. Spongy, soft and perfectly baked. The mango cupcakes are just as beautiful. First bite of the banana cake: Why does it taste like this. Maybe I need another bite....no no no... why does it taste like this..Is it the sugar, the salt maybe I added too much baking powder... another bite.... it's the fucking banana. It tastes like cooked mushy banana i hate it. Okay I need to try the mango cupcakes. First bite: Okay it tastes like mango in a cake... yeah this is what it's supposed to taste like. The mango is nice. Another bite: Okay this doesn't go well with coffee. Maybe I need a different drink, that will help.. (I get a glass of vanilla yorghut) Another bite... Fuck I hate it. In conclusion all fruit flavoured cakes are disgusting and It's too late to cook, so I'm stuck with a banana bread that I fucking hate and mango cupcakes that are shit. I might order out. Edit: Okay I didn't make it wrong I'm just painfully slow in the kitchen. I'm told it's because I get distracted easily plus I wash all the utensils before baking. Also making mango puree takes a long time. Here's the recipe. 3 overripe bananas 2 eggs 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 cup vegetable oil 2 cups of flour A teaspoon of baking powder A teaspoon of baking soda 1/2 teaspoon of cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon of salt Nuts and raisins (optional) Baked at 180°C for 50 minutes I wish this was AI cause at least I didn't have to suffer. Also i know it's not a dough. I might have used the wrong wording cause I was so sad, pissed and angry. I might try again so I'll gladly take any recipe ideas Edit 2: I'm learning that banana bread is just a shit ton of other stuff ( chocolate chips, nuts, nutmeg, peanut butter?, vanilla) with bananas. I somewhat want to believe this proves my point that banana bread truly sucks but I'm not sure. TL;DR: FUCK ALL of YOU BANANA BREAD LOVERS!!!!YOU LIED THIS TASTE LIKE REGRET. submitted by /u/MiserableSpeed8861 to r/tifu [link] [comments]

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I’m looking for a good recipe for banana bread na super moist, gaya nung sa mga local bakeries. Parang usually oil based sila kasi I noticed na nagiging oily yung packaging. I can only find butter based recipes online pero that’s not what I’m looking for. They also call for sour cream or Greek yogurt but I doubt naman that local bakeries would use them considering the costing and ingredient availability. Including a photo of the type of banana bread I am trying to replicate. Ctto submitted by /u/ifftxif to r/BakingPhilippines [link] [comments]

You all were so helpful with my turkey situation so I return back to the pros for more advice. I can’t find my banana bread recipe and baking is the only cooking I have to stick by measurements with because the smallest tweak can ruin it (in my experience). I’m looking online for a substitute recipe but if someone can vouch for one they’ve used I will be very appreciative! submitted by /u/Terrible-Session-328 to r/WhatShouldICook [link] [comments]

Janet's Rich Banana Bread Recipe https://share.google/QuvrzKBSFHJpTrip2 Stumbled across this beauty, review in the middle, round of applause for Claire tonight. submitted by /u/cynical-mage to r/ididnthaveeggs [link] [comments]