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Easy Healthy Banana Bread

During the Corona quarantine period I started to bake more just like many others; at some point my supermarket even run out of flour! To avoid unhealthy snacking during my working from home, I wanted to make something that is still sweet but not too much sugars. Banana bread is perfect for that, the natural sweetener are the bananas and some honey and/or agave syrup. Be careful it is healthier option than cookies and candy but still some carbs in this banana bread. Don’t eat to many slices a day which is difficult I know; it taste sooo good and is hard to resist! Check this Banana Bread food blog and others for more information and inspirations!

Banana Bread: What ingredients you need?

  • 30 minutes preparation time
  • 45 minutes bake time
  • Mixer
  • Bowl
  • Loaf pan (20-25 cm by 10-13 cm)
  • Bananas: 7 ripe ones (about 700 gr)
  • Spelt whole meal flour: 300 grams
  • Eggs: 2 preferably biological ones
  • Flaxseeds: 2 tablespoon fine ground
  • Walnuts: 50 gr crushed
  • Coconut grater: 4 tablespoons
  • Coconut oil: 100 gr melted and some to grease the loaf pan.
  • Maple syrup: 75 ml
  • Honey: 75 ml
  • Almond milk: 150 ml
  • Vanilla extract: 1 teaspoon, unsweetened
  • Tartaric acid baking powder (Dutch: wijnsteenzuurbakpoeder): 2 teaspoons
  • Baking soda: 2 teaspoons
  • Cinnamon: 1 teaspoon
  • Salt: big pinch

Ingredients Banana Bread Food; Food Blog Recipes and InspirationsBanana Bread: How to make it?

Preheat the oven to 180°C. Grease the loaf pan with coconut oil. Mix the dry ingredients in the bowl; spelt flour, flax seeds, coconut grater, baking powder, tartaric acid baking powder, cinnamon and salt in a big bowl together. Then add all maple syrup, honey, eggs, melted coconut oil, vanilla extract and almond milk in the bowl. Use the mixer to mix all to a dough. Mash 3 bananas, cut 3 bananas in parts and cut the last one in half. Mix the mash bananas through the dough. When all is mixed properly,  stir the banana parts through the mixture and add the walnut too. Stir all slowly together till all ingredients spread throughout the mixture. Now the dough is ready.

Dough Banana Bread Food; Food Blog Recipes and InspirationsPut everything in the loaf pan. Don’t forget to put the last big slice of banana on top of the loaf.  Put the loaf in the oven for 45-50 minutes. Check afterwards with a wooden stick if the dough is dry inside.

Be patient, I know its difficult…., and let the cake cool off before you start cutting it into parts!

Slice of Banana Bread Food; Food Blog Recipes and Inspirations

What I usually do is put half of the cake in separate slices into the freezer. This way I always have a backup. Put the slice in the toaster or under the grill for couple of minutes, to make it warm again!  

You have to try this Carrot Cake too, check here!

 

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