The bread rose nicely, had the perfect
banana bread texture, and the chocolate swirl was harmonious with the banana bread.
But my question is today when I cut it its more of
a banana bread texture inside, more dense and wet.
I tried other versions, and enjoyed this one the absolute most — it retains the moisture, the sweet taste, and of course, the unmistakable
banana bread texture.
but this is just like any other non paleo
banana bread texture.
This recipe has
a banana bread texture but make a fun «brownie - like» bar if sliced that way.
Not exact matches
They remind me a lot of
banana bread, with the same gooey fruity taste and
texture.
But now that my tastes have evolved more and I actually love the
texture of oatmeal (especially in this
banana bread version), I decided to give the cookies another shot and create my version.
Wrapping your
banana bread in plastic or foil will result in gummy
texture.
It's taken me years to perfect this recipe, and I finally achieved the exact
texture I wanted for the ultimate, easy, paleo
banana bread that is freezer - friendly, too!
This is a very cakey sort of bananabread — it's much lighter than the damp -
textured banana bread I'm used to.
This
bread has a lovely colour, crust and
texture and is definitely breadier rather than cakier, which is what I look for in a
banana - themed baked good.
I based the recipe on my regular
banana bread recipe, however I wasn't looking for the usual
texture you get from
banana bread for this muffin.
Outcomes: 1) Neither the wheatena nor the quinoa had the same «crackle» effect as the millet, although they added a nice
texture compared to regular
banana bread.
In
banana bread, the millet creates a
texture as satisfying to eat as bubble wrap is to pop.
«In
banana bread... millet creates a
texture as satisfying to eat as bubble wrap...» — Smitten Kitchen, September 2012
The
texture is moist and chewier than any other paleo
banana bread I've made, has a great mildly sweet flavor, and you can dress it up any way you like (chopped nuts, chocolate chips, raisins, blueberries, etc!)
It had the exact
texture of regular
banana bread.
And while the coconut and pineapple add
texture and sweetness, the sugar on top adds crunch, and the dark rum adds a bit of luxury, my favorite part of this
banana bread is the hint of nutmeg in the batter.
The peanut butter layer set into a strangely hard
texture, and the jelly was so liquid - y (didn't let it cool, see previous mention of not enough time) that when I put the remaining
banana bread batter on top, the jam oozed out all around the sides / top.
I can imagine the
texture of
banana bread, but studded with mangoes.
I love using it in this vegan chocolate chunk
banana bread — the
texture is awesome, and you get a ton of calorie bang for your buck with
banana flour.
The
texture, not unlike traditional
banana bread.
The
texture was very similar to regular
banana bread, which was great!
I was especially pleased that the
texture was almost exactly like «regular»
banana bread, as I've tried several paleo
bread / muffin recipes with unpalatable
textures and I was starting to think that good paleo
bread did not exist.
This trifle is rich in flavor but light in
texture, combining tender
banana bread with silky Nutella mouse and smooth whipped cream.
The secret to the very best zucchini
bread that is moist and has perfect
texture is to add a little
banana.
The
breads texture reminds me of
banana bread (minus the intolerable
bananas?).
They are akin to little portable
banana breads, with a nice chewy
texture without being overly sweet.
Honestly, I was half expecting them to flop, but as I watched them rise in the oven and saw the
texture when I opened one up, I realized these gluten - free
banana bread muffins didn't need any updating in the recipe department.
This
banana bread has a
texture and moisture just like its unhealthy cousin!
Excellent taste, soft
texture (not unlike traditional
banana bread, but without the
banana taste.)
They are like a baked oatmeal, except you can eat them on the go, and they taste like a
banana bread, with the
texture and size of a muffin (okay, muffin top).
I personally just call it
banana bread, you dashing BB, because I've always associated the teatime stuff with a traditional
bread - like
texture.
When you pull this
banana bread from the oven the golden brown crust is delightfully crisp and although the crust softens once the
bread is covered and stored, its wonderful moist
texture and sweet flavor remain intact.
I bet the cornmeal gives this
banana bread amazing flavor and
texture and I love the look of it too, not too mushy like most
banana breads I've seen!
A unique variation on
banana bread with a wonderful coarse
texture and a subtle cornbread flavor.
This
bread is moist and dense in
texture, and the
bananas add enough natural sweetness so you do not need much sugar.
In this recipe I used
banana and gelatin to enhance the
texture and vinegar to bring out the flavors of
bread.
It's simple, healthy, and unlike many
banana breads, it has a subtle flavor and a very light
texture from our One Degree Organics Sprouted Spelt Flour.
With a soft, melt - in - your - mouth
texture, and a small, simple ingredient list, these bars taste like the delicious combination of
banana bread and blondies — and it's hard to keep your hands off of the whole pan!
The sweet taste, the cakey
texture, the comfort of it... I used to always keep
banana bread around in the fridge, but I guess I got sick of it and didn't make any for months!
I tried this in my
banana bread recipe and loved the flavor and
texture.
Whenever you make
banana bread use ripe
bananas to get the best flavor and
texture.
It has the natural sweetness and moist
texture of
banana bread and the warm spices including cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and ginger, of gingerbread.
Also, like
banana bread and other zucchini
breads, it's not supposed to rise much or have a wheat
bread texture; it will be more dense and cake - like.
The
texture is very much like
banana bread (at least mine was with the Subs I made) and I can totally imagine this easily being transformed into a sweet
bread, also.
That's what I've come up with after several attempts to produce a
banana bread completely opposite in
texture and flavor to the «traditional»
banana bread — wet and sticking to your teeth, which is available, unfortunately, in almost every coffee shop throughout North America.
This gorgeous
bread is moist, sweetly spiced and
textured with baked
banana and dark chocolate chunks.
I love the almost chewy moist
texture of
banana bread and the subtle sweetness it offers.
While it has characteristics of
banana bread, its
texture and sweetness bring it firmly into cake territory.