This has to be one of the easiest and rather yummy loaves to put together. Recipe courtesy of "godma" Pat. Better copy it quickly, for I haven't gotten her permission to post this, and if she objects, off it goes.
Mix together
2 eggs
1 cup sugar or less
1 cup oil
1½ cups high protein flour sifted
pinch salt
1½ tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
5 large ripe bananas or more, mashed
raisins soaked in liquor, or in my case, 10 prunes soaked in rum, plus handful of raisins
chopped handful walnuts, or replace with pistachios, as some people (like my evil twin) find walnuts too bitter.
Literally just mix all the ingredients together. A kid could do this, and my 3½ year old did just that.
Pour into loaf pan, lined and bake at 170C for 50 minutes.
Delicious on its own, sinful with butter or fresh cream.
13 comments:
Look very easy to make. I will try this recipe once the price of pisang go down a bit. Right now a kg of cost can cost as high as $16.00 per kg.
Pisang in KL very cheap though but I can never seem to get the fragrant type.
migoodness.....flower, didnt realise singapore is such an expensive banana republic.
boo, what type u use? berangan lah, okay wat...
I'm in Perth. Pisangs are so expansive becoz few months ago most of the pisang plantation was hit by a cyclone. So it was predicted that the price of pisang will remain high until Xmas. I wish I'm back home in M'sia so that my kiddies can eat as much pisang as they like.
Oh poor flower...poor Aussies, really, cos the cyclone wiped out the whole of Australia's pisang stock (the plantations are in Queensland), not confined only to perth.
Fatboy, this post reminds me to pester Snowdrop to make an upside down caramel banana cake recipe from ABC's Delicious magazine.
Another thing...we tahan so long oredi, but cannot anymore...do you live in a condo that has initials PVC? If don't wanna say, it's ok. Just being kpoh.
Not that we'd stalk you. Unless we're hungry. ;)
poor flower... oh well, there are lots of other fruits u can get in perth that you cant get here, or at least dont have to pay an arm and a leg for. cherries at the moment are selling for 49.90 a kg. A handful oridi cost RM20.
spot, HAHAHAHHA, whatever gave u that idea? i am cracking my head to think WHERE PVC or WHAT PVC might be. but nope, if anyone there looks/sounds like me, they're impostors.
heehee, that was my fault, sorry... have seen this family in the PVC lifts a couple of times, and thought might be yours... kam ngam man and wife, 2 preschool boys, one cute baby girl... but had decided boy was too skinny to have been holder of gigantic cream puff, just did not mention that to spot! sorry ya :)
now i am curious to know what PVC is.... have gone thru several permutations in my head, still cant figure it out.
hint: it's in same 'taman' as spices and slices ;)
where's spices and slices? did a google search, only to find out they sell quiches, via blooming florist, at RM88 PER QUICHE!!!!!! that's what, daylight robbery????
eh, i thought you did a review about the shop before? somewhere near ikano... teehee!
and yes, it's shocking how much they charge for these things innit?!
not me lah, snowdrop. i havent done any restaurant reviews. wow, i wonder if i sold quiches for RM60 then, got any buyers or not...
ah, i must be confused then. sori. (as for the review - maybe boo? can't remember!
quiche at RM60 sure got pple wana buy wan! all a matter of marketing...
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