Banana Nut Bread

[xxLExx]

this banana bread is sooo good!! i just made it and have almost eaten half the loaf!! YUM

[nekromantikk]

mmmm. I love this bread. Nice and soft. I didn't add any nuts, and I added molasses and cinnamun and a lot more sugar to balance out the salt.. too much salt haha. but yum.

[LinaM]

Yummy yummy in my tummy  tastes lovely, although next time I make it I'll use less sugar because it was slightly sweeter than it had to be.

[rantingsteve]

One tablespoon is a lot of salt. I cut it back to like half a teaspoon, and didn't have any problems. I used a square baking dish with no problems at all. Very good solid recipe.

I didn't have walnuts on hand, so I used almonds instead. I also added a healthy bit of cinnamon, because I love cinnamon in banana bread. My whole house smells lovely right now.

[Schmiggle]

This recipe was very simple and tasty. I left out the salt altogether, and added 1 tsp of vanilla extract, plus a few good shakes of cinnamon. I also added a bit of soymilk to make it more batter-like. I didn't have a loaf pan, so I baked it in a sqaure pan. It came out very dense and moist, and it was gone within a day! 

[Dino]

I LOVE this recipe. We've made it so many times it's not even funny. It makes a perfect travelling snack, if you add 1 cup of oatmeal, 1 cup of dried cranberries, and 1 cup of slivered almonds to the base recipe. Believe me, the bread can take the addition of all those extra ingredients without blinking! It's especially good warmed up, and topped with peanut butter. My partner and I have memorised the recipe already.

Also, we used baking powder instead of baking soda, and it turned out perfectly anyway.

[ayagirl]

Very good...I used 1/2 cup of sugar some soy milk (since it seemed dry)and ground flaxseed. I also added cranberries.  I like that it has hardly any oil but is moist and good.

[Bohemian_Vegan]

I have submitted lots of recipes to vegweb but they have not posted my banana bread recipe. It's quite like the one above, except instead of the sugar i use 1/2 cup of maple syrup, add a tsp of pure vanilla, a shake of cardamom and cinnamon, and i also use a tsp of baking powder. For flour I find barley flour mixed with rye gives banana bread the best taste  Moist and delicious! A failsafe recipe!

[thirteenblackbirds]

Super-Yum. Thank you- i just used a dash of salt instead of a tablespoon-  it is excellent and really easy to make. 

[Tejasi]

WOW! I just baked this and it tastes just awesome! It's super easy to make and gets done within minutes. I added some cinnamon powder and replaced the walnuts with almonds. My crust is nicely browned and has just the right amount of crispiness to it. LOVE IT! Will surely make it again.
Oh yeah...I thought the salt was a bit much for my taste so am gonna cut down on it next time.

[missdawn]

 

this is a great recipe! i especially love the small amount of ingredients.. the bread turned out very moist. i was using small bananas so i added an extra, otherwise it would've been too dry. i also reduced the salt to 1 tsp. i found the bread to be quite sweet, which i like. however, those looking for less sweetness may want to cut back the amount of sugar.

[vvvbree]

Meh, wasn't really a fan. I added vanilla and cinnamon and there still wasn't enough flavour - a bit disappointing.

[CheritaChen]

I like the flavor of this bread, but I'm pretty sure the texture didn't turn out. I baked mine in a convection oven, and adjusted the settings, but is it normally this... breadlike? The banana bread I grew up with always has a muffin texture.

[Camillus]

Great recipe!  I replaced the salt with a few squirts of braggs (strange, I know), added a few teaspoons of vanilla, and took out 3/4ths a cup of flour and replaced it with 3/4s cup of steel cut oats.  I also upped the olive oil by a bit because I like my bread nice and moist.  It came out incredible.  The oats gave it that extra crunch, and I could not taste the broth flavor of the braggs at all.  Sweeeeet.