Banana Bread

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David H

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Bear in mind that I'm also a Coeliac so the recipe is gluten and dairy free.
you can substitute regular flour for all the GF flours and omit xanthan gum.

Dry Ingredients:

100g of Rice flour
50g of Cornflour/starch
40g of Tapioca flour/starch
35g of ground almonds

2 tsp of baking powder
1.5 tsp of xanthan gum
1 tsp of ground cinnamon
1/4 tsp of ground mixed spice
1/2 tsp of salt

80g of chopped walnuts
60g of sultanas


Wet Ingredients:


1 tsp of vanilla essence
4 Tbls of vegetable oil
100g of demerara sugar (you could sub part of the sugar with agave or brown rice syrup)
2 large eggs

3 medium ripe bananas (puree'd in a blender)

Method:

Pre-heat oven to 350F?GasMark 4
Grease a 2 pound loaf tin

Beat sugar, oil, eggs and vanilla until frothy

In a medium bowl mix all the dry ingredients (except the nuts and sultanas)

Add half the dry flour mix and half the puree'd bananas to the wet mix and stir well, add the balance of flour and banana and stir til fully combined.

sprinkle the nuts and sultanas over the top and stir until combined in the mixture.

Using a spatula dipped in water loosen mix from sides of the bowl.
transfer to greased tin and smooth out using a wet spatula.

again with the wet spatula cut a line along the length of the tin in the centre of the mix.

place in the pre-heated oven and bake for about 90 mins (GF timing) check centre with a kebab skewer for doneness (should come out clean)

Remove from tin and allow to cool on a rack.

I generally slice it completely and put 2 slices together in cling film and put these packs in a container or large Ziploc bag and freeze, removing a pack of 2 slices when needed.


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Sounds and looks great !

Can you substitute sugar with granulated sweetener?
 
I've got some of that not-egg stuff on order and will try this recipe as soon as it arrives.
 
How many slices do you get David, I'm somewhat concerned at the carb content - I estimate at least 350g carbs per loaf. From the photo looks like about 12 slices. 30g per slice😱
 
How many slices do you get David, I'm somewhat concerned at the carb content - I estimate at least 350g carbs per loaf. From the photo looks like about 12 slices. 30g per slice😱

Depending how thick you slice it! in about 1/2" slices about 15/16 the bread tin is approx 9" x 5" unless you have a slicing guide you won't get 18 slices.

It costs less than ?10.
 

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Depending how thick you slice it! in about 1/2" slices about 15/16 the bread tin is approx 9" x 5" unless you have a slicing guide you won't get 18 slices.

It costs less than ?10.
Thats an expensive loaf (har, har).
Like the outfit, David, whats with Raspberry jam - surely not🙄
 
Thats an expensive loaf (har, har).
Like the outfit, David, whats with Raspberry jam - surely not🙄

LOL! That's a photo from the internet, those slicers range from ?4 - ?10 (depending on material and quality)

Hey! what's wrong with raspberry jam (in moderation) I'm currently finishing off a pot of Foll?in Raspberry jam (no sugar added, natural sugar in the fruit and grape juice, I think)

http://www.follain.ie/html/pd_sugar-free.html
 
Must get one for the wife, must be useful if you didn't do woodwork at school and can't cut straight!

Mind you the reviews of the ?10 one aren't very encouraging and I'm not sure why you need one for slicing a bagel or muffin.
 
My problem is being left-handed and not being able to find a right-handed knife anywhere! 😉
 
My problem is being left-handed and not being able to find a right-handed knife anywhere! 😉
Whats even worse is neither hand knows what the other is doing.
 
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