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    Make a banana bread so good, you’ll have to call it cake

    If social media is to be believed (and why wouldn’t it be?), it appears that everyone is already over trying their hand at homemade sourdough bread, because they have accidentally murdered their starters. And it also seems that everyone has rebounded rather quickly, forgetting about their dead yeast babies and moving onto banana “bread.” It could be because banana “bread” is easy to make (you don’t even need a mixer). Or, more likely, it’s because everyone bought too manybananas wh



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    WOW! That looks Amazing!

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        #4
        Cool. That looks great. Looks like you doing a lot of baking at the moment. Much like I'm doing during lockdown. Not a skill I have but result have been pretty good. Have 2 sponge / vanilla cakes in the oven as I type. Lemon icing to top.
        like the look of this treat. Think it's on for tomorrow. Just get me some 'nanas I think I got the rest of the ingredients.
        Thanks for posting.

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        • Mosca
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          holehogg Any chance of sharing that recipe?

        • IowaGirl
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          Ah, rum cake and banana cake/bread are two of my favorites. You're baker enough for me, Mosca!

        • holehogg
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          Mosca 1/2 cup sugar (I use castor) 1 cup butter 2 cups flour. Cream sugar and butter add flour. Roll into a sausage using cling wrap to desired diameter. Refrigerate for an hour slice into rounds and bake at 180C. They take about 9 minutes in my oven.
          I add muesli to some of my batches for extra niceness.

        #5
        Never seened it done like this, afore; been a Nanner Bread fan, since probly afore I could walk. Kinda remniscient of a Pineapple Upside Down Cake, visually.

        Total Game Changer/Life Changer, Very Much Appreciate that ya posted this.

        I don't bake much breads, but this has created some impetus, some motivation to do so, an fer that, I thanks ya, even more, Brother!

        Been slackjawin fer quite long enough, an a firm crowbar assist in th gluteal region can be a very revitalizin thang!

        WTH else do I gots to do with alla this new found time, right? Carpe th friggin Diem, I'd haveta reckon...

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          #6
          I agree with Mr. Bones: Total game changer/ life changer. Just got in from the store (I was out of butter - gasp!! Almost as bad as running out of bacon) but looks like I will be heading back out for bananas. And I'm thinking some dark rum added to this would be over the top.
          Last edited by 58limited; April 18, 2020, 02:59 PM.

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          • 58limited
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            Mr. Bones I like Gosling's Black Seal rum but no one around here has it anymore. Today I found some Cruzan Blackstrap rum, it might be my new favorite: good molasses taste and a little sweet. It does not taste 40 proof (which it is) so it is a little dangerous. I bought two bottles: one for the banana bread and for drinking, the other for the rumtopf I'm making.
            Last edited by 58limited; April 18, 2020, 06:15 PM.

          • Mr. Bones
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            I want ya to know, ahm'a be all kinda rollin over in my sleep, topsy-turvy, like a summat slower version of a Whirlin Dervish (hey, I'm gittin old, lol) until I can actually taste this...
            Thanks. A. Lot.
            ' Preciate. It.
            Really.

          • Mosca
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            58limited, here is what the recipe author has to say, and this is why Allison Robicelli is awesome: "In this cake, I’d add some rum to the sugar in the topping. Otherwise, I’d add about 2 tablespoons of rum, and use bananas that are more yellow than brown. You can always add more rum if you want! Worst case scenario you have a less-than-perfect cake that tastes like rum, and OH NO WHATEVER SHALL YOU DO."

          #7
          Upside down banana cake! Looks great!

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            #8
            I am not a big banana fan, but this may change my mind

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              #9
              Oh wow. Now that is some comfort food I can get behind!

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                #10
                Mosca This is basically banana bread ambrosia. Here is my version with the rum. I decided not to modify anything except: I used dark brown sugar; I had 7 bananas, not 8, so 3 1/2 into the batter, 3 1/2 for the bottom (topping); and I added 1/4 tsp of powdered ginger. I meant to buy chopped pecans while at the store but forgot, I think chopped pecans would be great in this.

                For the rum: 1/4 cup into the batter, 1/8 cup into the topping. Here it is - tastes amazing, thanks for posting this recipe!

                Fresh out of the oven.

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                Yum! So moist! Rum is in the background, could pour more over it and let set for a day or two but bananas are rather perishable so I'll eat what I can and give the rest to friends and staff.

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                • Mosca
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                  58limited, here is what the recipe author has to say, and this is why Allison Robicelli is awesome: "In this cake, I’d add some rum to the sugar in the topping. Otherwise, I’d add about 2 tablespoons of rum, and use bananas that are more yellow than brown. You can always add more rum if you want! Worst case scenario you have a less-than-perfect cake that tastes like rum, and OH NO WHATEVER SHALL YOU DO."

                • treesmacker
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                  Mosca I want to apologize for posting my sourdough below on your post. I meant to post it as a new subject on the baking channel. I musta just been too tired that evening to do it right. I wonder if it is possible to move a post - I wouldn't know how to go about it.

                • Mosca
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                  You should leave it here and also start a new topic. Give more complete instruction as your justification. Say that people were asking about it, like I just did.

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                Sourdough...
                • Banana Bread loaf
                • Three shapes of beer rye
                The last two pics show how I'm baking them; last loaf still in oven and I just uncovered it. I use the 6 qt dutch oven upside down; it puts cool little dents in the bottom crust.

                I think I'm getting the hang of this... two out of four loafs look to be exactly what I want.

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                  Here's that last loaf - just came out at 11:15 PM - good night to all!

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                    #13
                    My daughter and I made it yesterday. Wow was it good.

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