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    Banana Bread Recipe

    Whenever we have ripe bananas in our house, we either freeze them for fruit drinks, or make them into this delicious banana bread.

    This bread is good for breakfast (with some fruit) or on it’s own. I like to be bad and smother butter all over mine, but it’s also good without the butter.

    I used chocolate chips for the recipe when I took this photo, but you can easily just omit those if you want. :)

    Banana Bread Recipe


    • Servings: 2

    Ingredients:

    - 1/2 Cup Butter, Softened
    - 1 Teaspoon Baking Soda
    - 2 Cups Flour
    - 2 Eggs
    - 3 Large Ripe Bananas, Mashed (1 1/2 – 2 Cups Worth)
    - 3/4 Cup Sugar
    - 1/2 Cup Chocolate Chips (Optional)

    Instructions:

    1. Pre-heat oven to 350F and grease a 9×5 inch pan.

    2. Cream sugar and butter until smooth.

    3. Add flour, eggs, baking soda and mashed bananas and stir until just combined.

    4. Bake for 1 hour or until a toothpick comes out clean.

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    Banana Bread Recipe

    1. Mrs January says:

      Jenn: Aww, yay! I’m so glad you all enjoyed it. :D

    2. Jenn says:

      WOW! My 2 boys (almost 4 and 9 months) and I are chowing down on your banana bread right now and it is a hit! Thanks for such a great recipe! :)

    3. Alexis Wood says:

      I use the same tip as Sara with my banana bread and definately see a difference. My recipie also calls for 1 tsp of vanilla extract.

      And I always, always used frozen bananas. When I shared this tip with people at work they looked at me funny, but then when they tried it themselves they noticed a difference in taste. Yummier! :) lol

    4. Chrisula says:

      Just wanted to thank you for posting the recipe, I have a go to recipe for Banana Bread but I wanted to try something new. Well I made a loaf tonight and everyone loves it – probably due to the chocolate chips but either way its a keeper. Thanks for posting the recipe!

    5. Sarah: Thanks for the tip, I will try that next time!

    6. farming mommy says:

      Thanks for the recipe. Bananas are on sale in my local grocery store for only 48c/lb. Thought to stock up, and now have a delicious looking recipe to go along with it

    7. Sara says:

      Hi, just a tip that my mother always uses when she makes Banana Bread…let the batter set in the loaf pan(s) for 30 mins before putting in the oven. It will give it a chance to let the Baking Soda work and the end product will be a lighter, fluffier loaf.

    8. laurene says:

      I love tupperware. It lasts a long time and it is durable. I have not had tupperware in a long time as I cannot afford it. Raising 4 kids I have a tight buget. I remember playng with the kids tupperware toys. They were great. Tupperware is a great way to organize a person cupboard. lk

    9. Jen says:

      Hi there! I think that tupperware products are great because they help to save small portions of food, whether it be leftovers, or lunch on the go. They are also eco-friendly, as you don’t need to pack food in a container that is harmful for the environment. For children, it is a compact way for them to store foods, and seperate foods in various containers. Most importantly, tupperware has great colors!

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