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well, i can safely say after reading that i will not try nigella ones.....the others on here will all get a turn though (loads of bananas in freezer as man on market was selling two bunches of about ten for a quid on saturday)

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omg no- is well known terribel recipe

not nigella?

not nigella

the rule of banana muffins is that the raw mixture always tastes better than the finished product

too late for yesterday....only about 6 survived the day though so can.always try another recipe today

Probably too late now, but from memory of the BLW cookbook's sugar free recipe:

240g self raising flour, sift into bowl, add:
4 ripe bananas, mashed
2 large eggs, beaten
1/2tsp cinnamon
60g melted butter

Stir well, bake in muffin cases for 10-12 mins at 180C.

Did this with 23-month-old DS, worked a treat

This is very simple and one of the best banana cake recipes I've tried. I always do muffins rather than a loaf and it makes about 10. I don't bother with the icing and banana topping.

I do these with a third porridge oats http://www.toddler-recipes.co.uk/banana-breakfast-buns.html

We do these with half the sugar.

yum

that'll do nicely ty didn't think to just take the flavour ingredients out of plain mix

*added at the end (ie mixed in to batter before adding to tin)

I just do a regular sponge mix with a mashed banana addedst the end, then sprinkle extra brown sugar on top so when they are baked you get a gorgeous crunchy topping. I'm in fact going to make some now!

pretty please?

Bump, me too!

there's soooooooo many out there...all i want is something simple to do with the dds.

oh and that doesn't need veg oil like some i looked at, not enough in the house

ty