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Decent banana recipe?

I buy bananas. The kids don't always eat them before they go a bit squishy. They are not keen on banana smoothies (nor am I ) so I have squishy bananas going to waste.

Anyone got a decent baking recipe that uses up old bananas and doesn't produce a stodgy textured cake like the last two 'easy' recipes I've tried? 

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Permalink Reply by pamish on December 2, 2011 at 11:14

I will consult my banana mentor. I guess not long, just enough to melt it all together. This sort of thing is where microwaves really score, much less energy (and time ) needed.

Permalink Reply by Liz on December 2, 2011 at 11:20

That looks exactly like the texture I'm looking for, Jasmine. I'm all out of spotty old bananas at the moment but I'm definitely going to try this one. Also does look like a very good site. Do you recommend any more of their baking recipes?

Katy MendesPermalink Reply by Katy Mendes on December 2, 2011 at 15:22

I am now obsessed with that website!

Permalink Reply by Judith Box on December 2, 2011 at 9:57

You can also freeze them (without the skins).

I whizz them up with cocoa powder, peanut butter and milk for super shakes.

Permalink Reply by Carol Tennant on December 2, 2011 at 12:59

As others have said, they freeze well and then can be used to make banana bread when it's convenient for you. Alternatively, let them thaw for 20 minutes or so, then whiz them up in the food processor with a little readymade custard or double cream or greek yoghurt (add sugar to those last two) and you have instant banana ice cream.

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