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Ultimate Banana Bread

Cookbook
Author(s): The Editors of America's Test Kitchen and Guy Crosby Ph.D
Page 352
Course: Quick Breads/Muffins

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2 reviews, average rating 5.0 / 5

Queezle_Sister

11 years ago
5/5
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Fussy recipe is right, and an interesting process, but I'm not sure that the outcome was worth the extra effort. The idea is to increase banana flavor by extracting and then reducing the juice, rather than just add more banana (and risk a gummy texture). The bread baked up beautifully, might be the prettiest banana bread I've ever made. I didn't have walnuts, and replaced with pecans. Next time I will make sure to have walnuts - their bitter note is better with the bananas than pecans.

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jenncc

12 years ago
5/5
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This recipe is fussy but delicious. It was moist and full of banana flavor. You place the bananas in the microwave to soften the bananas and release their juices, which you reduce then add to the batter. I was short 1 banana so I did not top the bread with sliced bananas but we didn't miss it.

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