A healthy and filling banana bread with walnuts.
I knew we'd eat this bread for breakfast, so it needed some substance. I thought about the Double Banana Bread, but I felt like something a bit more nutty this time around. I settled on walnuts, which have a higher total antioxidant content. Walnuts and walnut oil also prepare the body to deal with stress better, and who isn't at least a bit stressed these days? On top of all that, walnuts can help improve the use of body fat by increasing the amount of fat burned relative to the amount of carbs burned. I don't know about you, but I'll certainly use all the help I can get, especially this time of year!
Give this healthy and tasty banana bread a try and see what you think!
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Banana Walnut Bread
by CJ HuangA healthy and filling banana bread with walnuts.
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Yield: 1 loaf
Materials:
Mass | Weight | Volume | Number | Material | Notes |
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1/4 cup | butter | ||||
1 cup | buttermilk | ||||
1 | egg | ||||
3 | bananas | ||||
2 cups | flour | I used half whole wheat and half white. | |||
1 teaspoon | baking soda | ||||
1 cup | walnuts, chopped | Coffee grinder's a quick and easy way. | |||
1/8 cup | oatmeal | optional |
Methods:
- Gather all materials.
- Form Wet Team by combining butter, bananas, buttermilk, and egg.
- Form Dry Team by mixing flours, baking soda, and walnuts.
- Beat Wet Team into a homogeneous mixture.
- Add Dry Team to Wet Team.
- Mix until barely combined.
- Pour batter into greased loaf pan.
- Top with oatmeal if desired. Bake at 350F until done, approximately 50 minutes.
Methods with Images:
1. Gather all materials. | |
2. Form Wet Team by combining butter, bananas, buttermilk, and egg. | |
3. Form Dry Team by mixing flours, baking soda, and walnuts. | |
4. Beat Wet Team into a homogeneous mixture. | |
5. Add Dry Team to Wet Team. | |
6. Mix until barely combined. | |
7. Pour batter into greased loaf pan. | |
8. Top with oatmeal if desired. Bake at 350F until done, approximately 50 minutes. |
Thank you so much for linking up this week. My family loves banana bread. This looks great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting! Hope you and your family like this banana bread. :)
ReplyDeleteI too love banana bread! However, I've never made it with walnuts. You make it sound so good I'll have to add them next time :) Thank you for inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYes! Definitely give it a try. I like it without walnuts, but the walnuts made it much better. :)
ReplyDeleteI love banana bread! YUMMY!!
ReplyDeleteSame here! Good thing it's cheap and easy too. :) The walnuts also add a bit of extra texture and flavor.
ReplyDeleteThere are some rip bananas downstairs calling my name, lol! I am definitely going to try this! Thanks for linking up with "Try a New Recipe Tuesday!" I can't wait to see what you share this week! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis banana bread's certainly a great way to use up some ripe bananas! Thanks for stopping by. :)
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