All Posts Tagged With: "walnuts"

Extra Moist Banana Bread Recipe

Here is yet another banana bread recipe to share with your family and friends. No one ever gets tired of banana bread ever.

13Jun2010 | Laura | 11 comments | Continued

Orange Banana Nut Bread Recipe

I found this interesting recipe on the internet. Do try it and tell our visitors what you think!

28Mar2010 | Laura | 1 comment | Continued

Chocolate Banana Nut Bread

Here’s a recipe to knock away those post-holiday blues!
Also, if you have any great banana bread recipes do share and I’ll be more than glad to publish it for everyone to enjoy

17Jan2010 | Laura | 2 comments | Continued

Special Banana Nut Bread Recipe

This is a special contest winning banana nut bread recipe that would definitely be a delight to your family and friends.

27Oct2009 | Laura | 2 comments | Continued

Banana Bread with Cream Cheese Glaze Recipe

This is a pretty sinful recipe, so it’s not for the faint hearted! You can actually make use of any banana bread recipe on the site and add cream cheese glaze to it.

18Oct2009 | Laura | 1 comment | Continued

Whole Wheat Sour Dough Banana Bread Recipe

This is an interesting banana bread recipe that’s both sour and sweet at the same time. It also has the texture of a cake. Enjoy!

7Oct2009 | Laura | 2 comments | Continued

Banana Coconut Bread

Here’s another pretty interesting banana bread recipe: Banana bread with coconut, who would have thought of that? It emits a really nice fragrance!

23Sep2009 | Laura | 3 comments | Continued

Banana Bread with Sultanas Recipe

This is a recipe submitted by one of our readers Paul recently. It’s one that combines soft moist banana bread with juicy sultanas. Also, this recipe produces a dense loaf that does not get too crumbly. Thanks Paul.

If you have a great banana bread recipe to share do drop me an email!

6Sep2009 | Laura | 1 comment | Continued

Banana Walnut Muffin Recipe

This recipe was originally intended to be a banana bread but it can also be made into delicious little muffins. The result is an almost perfect muffin to be served to your family and friends! You can experiment with pecan or even almond nuts.

23Aug2009 | Laura | 3 comments | Continued

Mint Chocolate & Walnut Banana Bread

This recipe uses mint chocolate chips to produce a lively and unique tasting banana bread. If you don’t fancy mint in your banana bread you can use regular or dark chocolate chips.

15Jun2009 | Laura | 0 comments | Continued

Rhubarb Banana Bread

Rhubarb first appeared in North America in the late 1700s. The distintive rhubarb flavor adds an exciting twist to the classic banana nut bread recipe.

7May2009 | Laura | 3 comments | Continued

Guinness Banana Bread

This recipe uses Guinness stout to add extra flavor and moisture. It produces a really moist and delicious banana bread with a very unique flavor!

6Apr2009 | Laura | 19 comments | Continued

Cherry & Walnut Banana Bread

This is a great recipe for Cherry and Walnut Banana Bread. The flavor of the cherries combined with the banana and walnuts makes this banana bread absolutely delicious!

2Mar2009 | Laura | 1 comment | Continued

Mango & Walnut Banana Bread

The ginger and mango combination works well in this recipe. If you don’t have fresh mango you can use dried mango.

20Feb2009 | Laura | 4 comments | Continued

Nut Lover’s Banana Bread

If you like nuts you’ll love this recipe. It makes quite a moist banana bread and you can also add 1/4 cup of raisins or cherries if you want to add even more flavor.

16Feb2009 | Laura | 5 comments | Continued

Cardamom Cranberry Banana Bread

I love the unique taste of cardamom and this recipe blends it with cranberry, banana and walnut to produce a truly distinctive banana bread. Just wait until you smell this one baking!

10Feb2009 | Laura | 4 comments | Continued

Peach & Banana Nut Bread

This recipe produces a very moist, tasty banana bread. If you don’t like tinned peaches you can substitute fresh ripe peaches or even use another other tinned fruit such as pears or apples.

1Feb2009 | Laura | 7 comments | Continued