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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Cakes => Topic started by: willmac on December 21, 2009, 05:20:03 am
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This is my first attempt at converting my recipe into TM friendly recipe, so thought I would share.
Banana Bread
2 bananas
110gram sugar
1/2 teaspoon bi-carb soda
1/2 teaspoon mixed spice
60 grams butter
210 grams boiled water
Place all ingredients in *: and mix for 20 secs on speed 4
Add 280grams S R flour to *: and mix for further 30 secs on speed 4.
Pour mixture into loaf tin (I use tupperware silicone form) and bake 30-40 mins in moderate oven
Cool in tin for 5 mins
Serve spread with butter if desire.
You can swap bananas for 1 cup of chopped dates if you would prefer date loaf, think you might have to mix on :-: if using dates.
Hope others enjoy this easy recipe.
members' comments
Darls - Lovely cake!! Made it at the last min for an arvo tea at a friend's place.
The only thing I find an issue is the bottom part, not the crust, is not fully cooked after 40 mins in oven? It was a bit undercooked if it could be possible however the top is quite cooked. So it is like 2/3 of cake is cooked while the bottom 1/3 is not... I can't work out how to slow down the top? I've turn oven at 160c fan forced . Any ideas? None left at end anyway, kids loved it. Cheers with thanks for sharing the recipe!
JD - Haven't done it myself darls but I would probably cook it at 180oC myself.
Thermomixer - Did you use a metal loaf tin? If so, you could place it on a pizza stone or cast iron tray to get extra heat into the base. Maybe try the higher temp as JD says. Ovens and ingredients vary - so may have just needed a little longer.
GNMI - Delicious! I threw in 3 bananas and some chopped dates, also sprinkled cinnamon sugar on the top - YUM! So moist -will not last the day in this house!
Caroline J - I added the dates too, thanks for the suggestion GNMI. I did them in little cupcake pans, yum!
simplyrhonda - Made it yesterday for tomorrow's playdate but my kids couldn't wait until then. They gave the bread 2 thumbs up. Cheers. Great recipe, delicious. The mixed spice is a nice touch. Will make it again.
Chelsea - Yes this recipe is great! Simple, economical and delicious. I tweaked the ingredients, but followed the method 100%.
Here were my ingredients:
40g dates (I chopped these in the TMX first)
2 bananas
100g rapadura
1/2 tsp bicarb
1/2 tsp mixed spice
60g butter
170g boiling water
260g white spelt flour
2 tsp baking powder
Many thanks Willmac!
My Mum has been making this often as it is one of the only cakes that my Dad can eat (restricted diet waiting for gall bladder op). They are really enjoying it and are now making the banana version, the date version and a yummy new apple version.
Apple Version:
Substitute the bananas for 2 medium peeled and grated apples.
Substitute the mixed spice for cinnamon.
Sprinkle cinnamon and sugar (or rapadura) over the bread before baking.
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Thanks willmac - possibilities are endless with this one. Sultana, apricot to name a couple.
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Oh never thought of sultanas, might have to make one this arvo.
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Yum. Thank Willmac :)
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Congratulations willmac - thanks for a great recipe and the potential for variations
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Lovely cake!! Made it today at the last min for an arvo tea at a friend's place.
The only thing I find an issue is the bottom part, not the crust, is not fully cooked after 40 mins in oven? It was a bit undercooked if it could be possible however the top is quite cooked. So it is like 2/3 of cake is cooked while the bottom 1/3 is not... I cant work out how to slow down the top? I've turn oven at 160c fan forced .
Any ideas?
None left at end anyway, kids loved it. :D
Cheers with thanks for sharing the recipe!
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Haven't done it myself darls but I would probably cook it at 180o myself.
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Did you use a metal loaf tin? If so, you could place it on a pizza stone or cast iron tray to get extra heat into the base.
Maybe try the higher temp as JD says
Ovens and ingredients vary - so may have just needed a little longer ???
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I managed to get a kilo of bananas at the greengrocer for $1 so I may give this a try. We've been having banana thickshakes.
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Delicious!
I threw in 3 bananas, and some chopped dates and also sprinkled cinnamon sugar on the top - YUM! So moist -will not last the day in this house!
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Good idea with the dates :-* :-* :-*
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I added the dates too, thanks for the suggestion GNMI. I did them in little cupcake pans, yum!
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Made it yesterday for tomorrow's playdate but my kids couldn't wait until then. They gave the bread 2 thumbs up. Cheers.
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Good - that you made it and that it was delicious. Bad - that you have to make something else for tomorrow/today.
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Yes this recipe is great! Simple, economical and delicious. I tweaked the ingredients, but followed the method 100%.
Here were my ingredients:
40g dates (I chopped these in the TMX first)
2 bananas
100g rapadura
1/2 tsp bicarb
1/2 tsp mixed spice
60g butter
170g boiling water
260g white spelt flour
2 tsp baking powder
Many thanks Willmac! :)
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Thanks Chelsea
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Thanks Willmac. Great recipe. I have my own non TM banana bread recipe but thought I'd try another one. Yours was delicious. The mixed spice is a nice touch. Will make it again.
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My Mum has been making this often as it is one of the only cakes that my Dad can eat (restricted diet waiting for gall bladder op). They are really enjoying it and are now making the banana version, the date version and a yummy new apple version.
Apple Version:
Substitute the bananas for 2 medium peeled and grated apples.
Substitute the mixed spice for cinnamon.
Sprinkle cinnamon and sugar (or rapadura) over the bread before baking.
:)
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Sounds delicious - came here from a link on Chelsea's blog.
Definately want to try this one.
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Lucky to get a big bag of ripe and over ripe banana for $1.-! Baking in the oven now.... Thanks for sharing this recipe.