Spoiling Bananas?

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I traveled this entire week and came home to spoiling bananas so i decided to make banana cake.

Do you have spoiling bananas in your house ? there are loads of things that you  can do with them. don't just throw them away. you can make banana muffins,banana bread,banana pudding,banana cake, banana fritters,banana milk shakes and more







The banana cake was so fluffy and delicious with a slightg bananany taste if that is even a word.

Use only 6 ingrediants:   1 cup butter, 2 cups sugar,4 eggs, 2 3/4 cup flour,3 tsp baking powder, 1 cup milk. 2 bananas

Preheat oven to 350 farenheit and 180 celsius and grease your cake pan well.
then in a large mixing bowl mix butter and sugar. then add eggs and mix. then add flour and mix. then add baking powder and mix then add your milk and mix and lastly smash your bananas with a fork and put it into the bowl and mix.

the trick with this cake recipe of mine is to mix alot. After each thing that you add in,you mix.this is what makes it fluffy.

Put your mixture into your well greased cake pan and place into the already heated oven for 40minutes. there you go delicious banana cake from scratch.

You made something so delicious with bananas that you could have thrown away.  Good Job now enjoy your warm delicious cake with tea, hot chocolate or coffee mmmmmm.... making me want more of my cake  :  ) enjoy


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  1. Tayecia StewartJanuary 30, 2012 at 1:01 PM

    Thank you for this recipe Mrs.Elise, i will do this recipe. Here i go.

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  2. Lisa GumadaFebruary 6, 2021 at 9:05 AM

    I constantly keep coming back to this recipe, even after all these years:-)

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