From: Chef #307501
On Apr 9, 2006
Hint when making banana bread: After pouring the batter into the pan, let it sit about 20 minutes before baking to get the full banana flavor !!
From: Nicole Schmitt
On Apr 24, 2001
I have been searching for a good banana bread recipe for over a year and I finally found it! What a super simple recipe with excellent results!!! Try it - You'll LOVE it!!
From: Rita Freesemann
On Oct 22, 2001
Have tried many banana breads but this is one of the best. I added walnuts to mine. Would recommend this to anyone. A winner for sure!
From: Audrey M
On Apr 8, 2003
This recipe has been a family favorite for a long time. I make mini-loaves so I can freeze some. When making the smaller loaves you don't have to cook them as long. This recipe doubles well also.
From: Debbie #5
On Nov 8, 2005
Ohhhhh MANNNNNN was this banana bread the best everrrrr indeed!!!
I doubled the recipe,,used half white sugar and half light brown sugar,used 4 very very ripe but not blackened banana's and 3 more ripe banana's but not as very ripe as the first 4,,baked in a 10/14 disposable pan at 350 oven for 52 minutes in a pam cooking sprayed plus floured pan,bread rose to 2 1/2 inches a bit more in the middle,,and it came out spectacular,moist,perfectly done through and through & soooooo YUMMMYYYYYYYY Iv'e just had a big peice of this warm out of the oven in place of lunch LOL
Best Iv'e ever had NO exageration!!
I feel all warm and fuzzy inside now
thank you so much for this perfectly wonderful BEST ever Banana bread!!!!
Will be making this often!!!!
Debbie
From: Gay Gilmore
On Apr 18, 2001
I used one more banana than called for because I had it to use. The result was a bread that was yummy, though a bit mushy. We don't mind, but for guests I would have adherred more closely to the recipe, which is fantastically simple and delicious.
From: arianne
On Feb 2, 2002
I made this recipe twice, both times it was delicious! the first time following the recipe exactly with choc. chips. the second, i substituted whole-wheat flour and applesauce, due to lack of ingreidents and added walnuts and cranberries. the result was a very moist tasty bread. this one's a keeper!
From: *everydaymom*
On Oct 12, 2004
This was very good. I added 1/2 tsp of ginger (ground), 1/4 tsp of ground allspice and ground nutmeg. It did cook faster than stated and turned a dark brown on the outside, but it was delicious. Thanks for sharing!
From: Sol
On Oct 16, 2001
excellent. be sure not to keep it in more than an hour, its perfect at that time.
From: Sharlene~W
On Jan 9, 2002
Nice moist banana bread. My husband was especially impressed with the nice way the banana flavor comes through. I think I will add chopped walnuts next time.
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