Quick Banana cake
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125 g Butter
1 Egg
1 tsp Vanilla
2 very ripe Bananas
¼ cup Milk
¾ cup Sugar
1½ cups Self-raising flour
Cooking Steps
Melt butter, sugar and vanilla together in a saucepan. Cool mixture when done.
In a separate bowl, add the bananas and stir until blended.
Add the egg, mix in well and stir in the flour.
Now add the milk and lightly mix.
Bake at 170 °C for about 40 minutes or until cooked.
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Hi, Does that mean I should do all the mixing on the stove in a pot?
Thanks :)
That's my fault, sorry.
Hi Jess, sorry for my bad instructions there :p I will get it changed ASAP. I saw there was a bad spelling mistake in there anyway.
To answer your question;
No don't mix everything on the stove-top. First melt the butter etc. in a saucepan, then let it cool. After the cooling, mix everything together in a seperate bowl before cooking. If the butter mixture is too hot, it will cook the eggs while you're mixing everything together, that's not good.
Thanks!
Hey! Thanks for the clarification. I went ahead and made the cake how I thought and it is looking really great. My son was home sick today and wanted to give daddy a surprise party and so we made the cake and he iced it. We have to wait for daddy to get home before we can try it, but I will let you know how we did once we have had a good taste test... :party:
Thanks so much for the
Thanks so much for the recipe, with a 6 year old, a four year old and a new born baby this is my kind of recipe!!!! Off to go try it out now!!
wow, my girlfriend and I are
:) wow, my girlfriend and I are cooking it now. Geeeee thanks sounds scrumptious and delicious! Yum cant wait to eat it! Yummeeeeee
my cake
worked well until i took it out of the oven and then it went flat , do you know what may of happened
Normally this has something
Normally this has something to do with heat. You could try baking the cake for a minute or two longer or perhaps leave it in the oven to cool slowly for a few minutes after you've swicthed it off and before taking it out. :~
What size tin do you use for
What size tin do you use for this please? thanks :-)
I too would like to know as i
I too would like to know as i only have a small square tin in the house and would like to know if it is big enough, or wether i need to half the mix and make a smaller cake
Hey there love this,but i put
Hey there love this,but i put choc chips in mine the kidz just loved it!!