Tuesday, 2 March 2010
Qu'ils mangent de la brioche (banane)
I've probably got that completely wrong - what I meant to say was 'Let them eat (Banana) bread/cake.
For the first time for maybe a decade, I found myself with over-ripe bananas - what to do with them? Make Banana Bread/Cake of course.
So here's my recipe:
450g - Ripe Bananas (mashed)
225g Self Raising Flour
100g Butter (softened)
150g Caster Sugar
Squeeze of Fresh Lemon Juice
3 Medium Size Eggs
200g Sultanas
1 tsp Baking Powder
Heat oven to 160c (fan), I think this is about 180c for conventional ovens.
Mix the Flour, Butter, Caster Sugar, Baking Powder, Eggs, Banana and Lemon Juice together, until combined and is a smooth consistency. Then add the Sultanas and mix together. Spoon mixture into a non-stick loaf tin and bake for about an hour and a half - until golden on top. Test with a knife to make sure it comes out clean and is cooked through.
Voila!
Not that I'm a chocoholic or anything, but whilst I was looking at the Divine Chocolate website last night, I spotted this great offer:
'Get a lovely free Divine mug in Oxfam for your hot chocolate when you purchase two tubs of Divine Drinking Chocolate. Whilst stocks last'.
Even though I'm not a Hot Chocolate kinda gal, I'm now on a mission to own one of these divine mugs. I think it'll go very nicely in my '40 presents' gift box for my friends 40th Birthday. She is most definitely a lover of all things chocolate.
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40 presents for a 40th sounds like a wonderful idea! As does some banana bread right about now...
ReplyDeleteWe need Petit Filoux here for a translation - STAT!
ReplyDeleteI have an obsession with loafs (loaves?!) at the moment. They just go so darn well with a cup of tea!
Will have to bookmark this one for a later date.