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Banana Bread

Preparation time : 15 minutes
Cooking time : 1 hour
Total time : 1 hour 15 minutes

Makes: 1 x 1kg loaf

Ingredients

Vegetable oil for greasing the loaf tin
120g caster sugar
½ level tsp salt
360g self-raising flour
1 large egg
125ml full fat milk
50g butter, melted
3 ripe bananas, peeled and chopped into 1-2cm chunks

Method

  1. Preheat the oven 180°C, gas mark 4. Grease a 1kg loaf tin with a little oil, making sure you get into all the corners with a brush.
  2. Put the sugar, salt and self-raising flour in the mixing bowl. Make a well and add the egg, milk and melted butter. Mix well.
  3. Add the bananas to the mixture and fold them in using a tablespoon. Put all the mixture into the loaf tin, scraping out any left in the bowl with the spatula. Smooth the mixture down with the back of a spoon.
  4. Put the loaf on the middle shelf of the oven for an hour. When cooked the loaf will be risen and golden brown. Take it out of the oven and push in a skewer to test if it's cooked. If there is any mixture clinging to the skewer put your loaf back in the oven for another 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and allow to cool a little before turning the loaf on to a cooling rack. Serve warm, in slices, spread with soft butter.

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joan17

10/11/2009

I used this recipe yesterday, and was amazed at how thick the mixture was. I really thought they had made a mistake in the amount of flour for the recipe. However, when my hand mixer had got 'stuffed up' the third time, I decided to mix it with a wooden spoon. Then I added the bananas, and it seemed OK. I put it in the oven for the suggested time, and it came out perfect. It tasted very good also. Next time, I will mix it in my large Kenwood Chef.

stinkfoot

27/10/2009

I too was concerned about the consistency of the mix - it was very doughy, but the end result was perfect - very nice with some butter spread on each slice! . If it helps anyone else, I was using a fan-assisted oven heated to 170C for 1 hour which did the trick.

carefulcharlie

15/10/2009

I am waiting for end results.But was quite concerned to why the mixture was so dry . Really struggled to mix it and not sure about fan assisted oven temperature.

Natilove101

02/08/2008

I love this recipe. I have made it many times and it always turns out perfect!

Justine13

15/05/2008

Forms a perfect bread shape, unlike most recipes where the bread can condense and become to thick. Not very banana-y though, so I'd suggest adding an extra banana!


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