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By Merebear
on November 07, 2010
This was such an easy recipie. My hubby went crazy for it. I had to freeze one of the loaves to make sure we had some for later. I didn't make any changes this time but I might try to reduce the sugar and oil a bit in the future. I would give this a ten if I could!!!
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on June 02, 2010
Made this bread yesterday and I have to say I love this recipe! Will be my go to banana bread from now on. Baked up beautifully in a bundt pan. The only changes I made were to reduce the oil by 1/4 cup and used 1/2 white and 1/2 brown sugar because I didn't have enough white.
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on October 27, 2011
This is really a moist bread. I cut one loaf open because I just wasn't sure it was done. Too bad we had to eat it right away lol! I had super black bananas, so there was a great banana flavor. I used 1/2 cup of applesauce and 1/2 cup of oil instead of 1 cup oil. I reduced the sugar to 2 cups. It didn't seem sweet enough coming out of the oven, but sitting overnight, it became perfect. It is an easy recipe, anytime I don't want to bother with butter, I am using this one!!!
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on October 09, 2011
Absolutely deliciously. I used milk instead of water--turned out beautifully. I'm keeping this one, for sure!
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on July 09, 2011
All of my family, especially the picky eater, loved it! I used 2 cupos sugar and 1 cup brown sugar instead and it tasted wonderful. It was also very easy to make. I am making it again today because it was such a hit.
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Good recipe. I added mashed fresh strawberries and used whole wheat flour instead of all purpose. I didn't have white sugar so I used 2 1/2 cups of brown sugar.
Made this again but added a can of pumpkin to the mix. YUM. Great recipe!
Easy! It tastes a lot like the recipe I got from my mother, but without the trouble of sifting and creaming. I halved the recipe and made it in a small 6-cup Bundt pan; I baked it for 45 minutes and it turned out beautifully, though I might knock 2 or 3 minutes off for an even moister bread. I also subbed a combo of Splenda and agave for the sugar, which worked well. We devoured it, so I made another. I think I'll invest in another mini Bundt (I prefer the smaller size), and make the full recipe!
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on December 05, 2010
I have been using this recipe for over a year now, it is consistent every time! I omit the nuts and usually add 3 cups of bananas. I buy bananas in bulk just so I can make this! It really is easy...
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on August 02, 2010
Very yummy bread! I used half regular flour, half whole wheat, and substituted applesauce for the oil. Left out the nuts and would have added chocolate chips, but my hubby likes it without. This is a keeper!
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More like a cake (used bundt pan so it could be in my head...) but still delicious! Time was right on. I ommitted pecans and used 4 bananas. Would def make again! Maybe even frost with a cream cheese frosting. YUMM-O
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on July 29, 2009
Great! My VERY picky 6 year old liked it, which is a big deal! I used 2 cups whole wheat flour, 1 1/2 cups of sugar and instead of 1 cup oil I did 1/2 applesauce 1/2 oil. (oh, I left out the nuts.)
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on June 03, 2009
An easy and forgiving recipe that goes in the permanent folder -- I also decreased the sugar to two cups; and along with my 4 big, very ripe bananas it seemed quite sweet hot out of the oven, but this morning the flavors have mellowed and the sweetness is just right. I love that it made two nice loaves; one bowl, excellent; and lends itself to tweaks so you can add the spices or flavors your family prefers. Somebody suggested doubling the vanilla and cinnamon, which I did, and using a little nutmeg and allspice. The allspice was a new one for me but it was really good. No problem with blandness at all -- do add more spices, the base recipe can take it -- I also used 1/2 cup whole Spelt flour, and the rest white Spelt flour and it was great for this recipe. Also used coconut oil instead of regular veg oil. It smelled heavenly while baking, though there was no coconut flavor once the bread was out and cooled. Thank you for submitting this one, Lisa!
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I "attempted" to make this banana bread for my daughter's kindergarten snack this afternoon and totally failed (twice!!). I am absolutely positive I did something wrong, I'm just not sure what! It could have been using expired baking soda, overfilling the mini loaf pans, and/or underbaking the loaves. In reality it doesn't really matter what I did wrong because my husband and children inhaled the "banana sludge" and said it was the best tasting banana bread that they have ever eaten. My point is, is that this is an exceptional recipe; proven by the mere fact that a day of hellacious cooking can result in the best tasting banana bread ever. I'm definately going to try making this recipe again, just not today!
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on May 30, 2012
This is the best banana bread I have ever had. It is very moist and tender! I used butter instead of oil and walnuts instead of pecans. It is sweet, but not overwhelming; next time I'm going to try reducing the sugar a bit. I also increased the cinnamon and vanilla to 2 tsp each. A definite keeper!
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on June 16, 2011
6/11 made this again according to directions, and baked in bundt pan -- was done in 55 minutes. DEEE-licious !
5/11This is REALLY good !! Only sub was powdered egg whites for whole eggs due to temporary Lo-Iodine diet -- but loaves are truly moist ! Only used 2 cups sugar and may cut a tad next time. This is my new Go-To banana bread recipe -- the easiest I have seen. Thanks for posting, Lisa.
By CIndytc
on March 22, 2011
Just wanted to use up some bananas that were really ripe, but too lazy to make a drawn out recipe...this one was perfect...easy ingredients, throw together and made 2 nice size loafs...thanks
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on February 03, 2011
There is no need to go on and on after all the great reviews. This recipe is easy and delicious! I added 3 bananas and it was perfect.
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on December 11, 2010
Doubtful I began and Ended I true believer in this mouthwatering, luscious banana-nut bread. No substitutions, no modifications (even though I'm at a high altitude) and my family adored! Thanks, ladies =)
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on November 28, 2010
My brother in law was going back to college after his Thanksgiving break this past weekend, and asked me this morning to make him some snacks for the 6 hour ride back. So with only a few hours, I whipped up 8 dozen of these puppies for him. They are sooooo delicious, and quick and easy. I followed recipe as stated, but added 1 teaspoon of banana extract into the mashed bananas per recipe before I added them into the batter.
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on June 29, 2010
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