I've taken to freezing bananas whenever there's a stray overripe one lying around. It renders them almost completely useless, as they turn into a sludgy mess when defrosted. However, looks aside, they do make perfect banana bread and that way I can freeze a banana every so often until I have enough in the freezer to bake with.
I came across this recipe while looking up Nigella classic banana bread in How to be a Domestic Goddess. These are ridiculously easy to make and taste as good at they sound. The dried raspberries (or cherries) contrast with the sweet banana muffin and the white chocolate adds a butterscotch touch.
Ingredients
Taken from How to be a Domestic Goddess but changed slightly
125g butter
200g sugar
1tsp vanilla
3 ripe medium bananas
4tbsp yoghurt
2 eggs
1tsp bicarbonate of soda
1/2tsp baking powder
300g flour
40g dried raspberries, cherries
50g white chocolate
Monday, 24 August 2009
Banana, Raspberry and White Chocolate Muffins
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3 comments:
They look yum! Thanks for the banana freezing tip - I somehow forget that I can put them in the freezer one at a time to build up a stock to bake with, and usually let them hang around the kitchen until I can bear the smell no longer....
There are consequently quite a few banana bakes on my blog ;-)
They look so delicious. What a great combination. And freezing bananas is such a good idea. I always have one that gets a bit worse for wear and is only suitable for banana bread. :D
Do you have a gluten free substitute for white whole wheat flour?
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