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My banana loaf went wrong :(

10 replies

ellesabe · 06/08/2011 18:19

It had over an hour in the oven so presumably cooked through but didn't rise at all! It tastes okay and my 8 month old gobbled a whole piece but I'm not sure if I can still freeze and defrost it for her another day...what do we think? Also, why didn't it rise? Maybe I used too much banana...

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UselessForeskinHiddenSurgeon · 07/08/2011 05:42

One of two issues. #1 not enough baking soda. or more likely... #2 mixture not beaten enough. hope this helps.

UselessForeskinHiddenSurgeon · 07/08/2011 05:44

how many fruit did you use? where they ripe? a little over-ripe tends to work better but unripe fruit can be used by adding a little more sugar. sorry about the user name. just been posting about circumcision related issues. to cut or not to cut, tee hee.

PrettyCandles · 07/08/2011 06:15

If it's fine to eat then I'm sure it would be fine to slice up and freeze.

I have no luck with banana cakes/bread. Either they don't rise, or they have an awful, dense, rubbery texture, or both!

KellyKettle · 07/08/2011 10:49

Oh I was just about to make a banana loaf but I have no bicarb - is it a bad idea to attempt it without?

KellyKettle · 07/08/2011 15:35

Used self raising flour and chocolate chips. All round success!

Shazzystar · 08/08/2011 11:55

I would highly recommend this recipe:
cookmarkit.com/urls/banana-bread-recipe-food-network

We've made it several times and it always turns out fantastic!

Evlury · 13/08/2011 17:39

Google Avoca banana bread for a scrummy recipe; so moist and sweet. Pecans are specified but I leave these out and it's still delish!

Wallace · 13/08/2011 17:42

I use the recipe on here. No bicarb.

hermioneweasley · 13/08/2011 17:44

It's not supposed to rise unless you use self raising flour and other raising agents. Classic receipes are dense, so it sounds like it you got it right

Wallace · 13/08/2011 17:45

This one.

Perfect every time.

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