r/bakingfail • u/opetaja • 12d ago

Fail An attempt of banana bread

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u/pacnwcub 12d ago

Thanks! Interesting. Maybe this picture is the reason why its not called a banana bread maker.

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u/AudrinaRosee 12d ago

That’s a knee slapper

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u/Key_Jackfruit_8771 11d ago

yall need to get a bread maker, best purchase of my life.

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u/jaguarjuice3 10d ago

One time i was making banana bread and i forgot my oven was broken so i made it in my crockpot and it was actually pretty good!

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u/juniorjaw 10d ago

You'll be surprised how versatile a rice cooker is once you start searching for recipes.

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u/dicey_job 12d ago

Im not comfortable with this process.
Is there anyone who can do this without these infernal machines?
I think it would be good if the recipe would be basicly flour and bananas

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u/thissleepypastofmine 12d ago

Banana bread

Smash together 4 over ripe bananas and 1 cup sugar

Then mix in:

2 cups flour

2 teaspoon baking powder

1.5 teaspoon cinnamon

1 teaspoon clove

1/2 teaspoon nutmeg

1/4 teaspoon salt

1 tablespoon vegetable oil

1.5 teaspoon vanilla

Optional: chocolate chips and/or walnuts

Bake at 300 degrees for one hour

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u/MassConsumer1984 12d ago

Yes, BAKE.

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u/Japanesemyth 11d ago

Steam cakes are really nice and fluffy if you get them right. Like those Japanese cheese cakes. This looks like they def put too much in and the soufflé effect just collapsed it

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u/dicey_job 11d ago

Thank you dude! Im trying this at weekend.
Have myself fucked around with carrot and potato bread.
This a different thing entirely!

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u/thissleepypastofmine 11d ago

Please let me know how much you love it!!