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remember when I made banana bread for the first time in easter (when we were still in quarantine by the way)? I posted the full recipe and some instructions here on my blog at the time, but this time around, I decided to film the process. I think a video captures my top-tier culinary skills better than a written blog post, don't you think?

You've got to see for yourself.
(honestly, I came across a post on well+good, if I remember correctly, and it was something along the lines of, try out this simple Meghan Markle's anti-inflammatory banana bread recipe. I was intrigued to check it out because I'd been looking at banana bread recipes online for some time and I just combined the parts I liked in different recipes and came up with this one.)






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Has anybody else felt the urge to join the recent banana bread movement? I can't be the only one that noticed the uncontrollable spread of banana bread all over the internet since the beginning of self-isolation / lock-down. I mean, if it hasn't officially been announced the most baked recipe during quarantine yet, now is the time for a proper announcement.

 I had been meaning to make banana bread anyway because those ripe bananas sitting around aimlessly weren't going to waste. So here's a combination of many recipes I found online with a tweak of my own to make it a bit healthier...




Recipe:

you will need 3 bowls

1. Dry ingredients:

in a large bowl add:

2.5 cups ground oats 

1 tbsp baking powder


1 tbsp ground cinnamon

1 tsp ground ginger

1 tsp ground turmeric 

1/2 tsp ground cardamom


2. wet ingredients:

in a smaller bowl:

mash 4 ripe bananas

[until a 80% homogenous paste is formed]

in another bowl:

beat 2 whole eggs


1/4 cup oil


1 tsp vanilla extract

1/2 cup fat-free yogurt

1/2 cup honey

2 tbsp raisins


[mix]

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. add the mashed bananas and give it a slow mix


. add the dry ingredients slowly to the wets ingredients bowl and mix slowly

. grease a baking mould with just enough oil and sprinkle some ground oats over the oil

. slowly and evenly pour the mixture into the mould

. flatten the top and sprinkle some oats as a finishing touch

. bake in the oven for about 1 hour but keep checking and don't forget the prick test

if the prick comes out clean then

Your banana bread is ready!

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. let it cool for some time then take it out of the mould





. serve alone or, what I did, was pouring some honey on top with a cup of tea to go with it for a perfect easter breakfast!

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