Learn How To Make Delicious Banana Cake 🍌🍰 | Good way to use over ripe banana
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Published November 21, 2020
This is my mom's favorite recipe and it's better and lighter that other cakes I've tasted. Most people make banana bread but don't realize that banana cake is fluffier and moister because there is less flour than the bread batter. Most breads use oil instead of butter. Try this for yourself and you won't be disappointed.
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My roommate in college was from Hilo, and her gramma sent her the most delicious banana cake. I've lost track of my roommate, as it was over 40 years ago, but have never forgotten her gramma's wonderful cake. I'm making this recipe today, hoping it's the one!
You honor your Popo. May she now live on forever with this recipe.
Thank you for the delicious banana cake! Yummy yummy 🥰🥰🥰
I love that you add music to the speed up times while mixing. It’s almost as if you have a musical hand mixer, lol.
Thank you for teaching in all of your videos. You are a easy person to learn from, and understand why it’s done that way. Please continue to share your gift with us . MAHALO !!!
Nice! I now know why your Banana Cakes looks so soft! Wow thanks for the technique! Gotta whip it! Thanx! I can tell this recipe is sooo good by just watching! I will surely try it! I do bake too, thanx Mom for sharing your secret techniques! 😎
You are so welcome. Thanks for the compliments.
I baked it last night and followed your technique of mixing. Then, baked it on a muffin mold...this is absolutely moist and soft...so good that I had 2 pieces for breakfast and the rest for my visiting family this afternoon. I like a lot of your recipes and have been preparing them in my household to share, 😊. Again, thank you so much for sharing. God bless!
You're very welcome. I'm so happy to reach so many people and when you can duplicate it, that's great. Hope I never run out of ideas.
Omg thats a great tip! Im def gonna find that parchment paper sheets.
These aren't parchment paper. It's a type of wax paper that comes in a box
very nice recipe 👍😋😋👌. Thanks for sharing. #EktasKitchen
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I've just made this recipe and it is so good! I've been looking for a recipe that has a lot of flavor and this is it! Thank you so much
Glad you liked it!! That was my mom's recipe.
Hello Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. Aloha 🌺🌊❤
Thanks for subscribing. I've passed 80 videos, shooting for 100 by year's end. Making holiday fare. Turkey and stuffing next. Mahalo.
Mahalo Auntie, I wen try 'em right now, just waiting
So easy and guarantee delicious. Many people like nuts in it.
you're the best!!
Thanks for the compliment.
Thank you popo
Thank you for sharing this recipe. I will definitely try this. Watching from Vsncouver, Canada.
Thanks for subscribing all the way from Canada.
Thank you! I was confused with people calling it bread. In brazil we have corn CAKE, and they make it savory and flowery calling it "bread".
I've always called it banana cake, that's what we grew up with but now everyone calls it bread. Pretty much the same.
Good recipe
My mother's recipe, always comes out good.
Hi, Greetings from Malaysia.
Would appreciate if you can confirm that a stick of butter weighs 250g.
Thank You.
1 c butter is 227 g, 1/2 c is 115 g. 1 stick butter is 1/2 c.
Thank You so much for your reply.
Does it come out as good if you hand mix?
Yes, usually I use my electric mixer cause the Kitchen Aid is too heavy. By hand do you mean actually using your hands? Years ago I had no fancy gadget and mixed everything by hand. Sometimes I use extra bananas and it comes out so moist. I used a double recipe yesterday, used 8 big bananas and it was enough for 10 small loaves. I like it this way to give to friends. Just wrap in plastic wrap.
Can I use lemon juice instead vinger
Yes, definitely, lemon or lime juice.
You didn't say how much milk to put in,on the video but I'm going to still going to try it.thanks,Ronald
The videos don't have measurements. You have to go to my website where pictures and recipes are posted. Look under desserts. The milk is 1/2 c sour milk which you make with 1/2 c milk and 1 1/2 T vinegar.
Fancy your oven!
Thanks. It's gas but the oven can only hold so much on the top cause the broiler is close to the rack.
I just tried your recipe. Mine did not rise but it is cooked.😔😔😔
What it must have been growing up with you, a childs dream
I think anyone my age remembers the good times in childhood. Our kids cannot imagine what it was like because we had no tv, cell phones, internet, all the toys that are so easy to buy. We had to make up games, stayed out just before dinner, walked a lot and didn't have money to buy all the snacks and shop in stores for all the distractions. We wore hand me downs and only had one or two pairs of shoes. I wore uniforms, had to learn to sew when patterns and fabric were so cheap and never bought dresses except for special occasions. Even sewed my prom gown. So many memories and my daughter used to say, Oh mom, you and the cousins talk about the same things all the time. But now she wants to listen because she appreciates learning about the past.
@@HawaiisPickleLady I'm 74 now and grew up in very poor state, Mississippi, and my Mother didn't bake. Our treat was when we went to our grandmother's house. She would always milk the cow after we got there and we got a glass while it was still warm. Boy was it good. And for toys we played with whatever we could find. My grandfather dipped snuff and would save bottles it can in. We used those for cars to play with. We had hogs, a cow and a goat. We rode the cow, which we got in plenty of trouble for, and got goat to chase us. Did have a radio although couldn't listen to it very often. Mom cooked on a wood store, fireplace for heat, no air conditioning, bathed in a washtub, and the topper was if you needed to go to the bathroom it was an outdoor toilet. They were very hard times for everyone and even those who had more than we did had very little. Sometimes I wish our kids could have experienced that way of life for just one week, maybe they would appreciate what they have more.
@@lindaloftus8780 Yes, our kids have no idea of what life was like for us. Thanks for sharing your story and seeing the country life.
you should invest in a stand mixer
I do have one but I don't always use it and some people are not familiar with it nor can they afford. I started out with no mixer and used to use my hand to mix everything.