Serves: 10
This is my mom's recipe for Gluten Free Banana Bread and it has stood the test of time. It is moist and delicious. On special occasions I top it with Cream Cheese Icing, the recipe may be found here.
Banana Bread |
257 Calories, 48g Carbs, 6g Fat, 3g Protein
Nutritional information does not include the optional chocolate chips and/or nuts.Banana Bread
1 cup | Sugar | |
4 T | Butter | |
2 | Eggs | |
3 | Bananas | |
1 1/2 cups | Rice Flour (approximate) | |
1 t | Baking Soda | |
1/4 t | Salt | |
1/8 t | Xanthan Gum (optional) | |
Optional: Chocolate Chips and/or Nuts |
Directions:
1. Pre-Heat oven to 325F.
2. In a small bowl mix Rice Flour, Baking Soda, Salt, and Xanthan Gum (optional). Set aside.
Tip: Xanthan Gum replaces the elasticity of the gluten. It is not necessary but will give the bread a lighter texture.
3. Peel and Mash the Bananas with a fork.
Tip: Bananas should be ripe to over-ripe. Therefore this recipe is a good way to use left over bananas. If you have a left over banana that is about to go bad, put it in the freezer. Frozen bananas will turn black, this normal and they are perfect to use in baking. They can then be thawed and used in this recipe.
4. Cream the Butter and Sugar together with an electric mixer.
7. Continue to beat the mixture and gradually add the flour mixture. Additional flour may need to be added depending on the brand of Flour used. The beaters should be making marks in the batter as shown below.
9. Pour batter into a greased Loaf Pan
Tip: Decorating the top of the loaf with nuts or Chocolate Chips is nice way to finish the loaf. It also reminds you what you added to the bread.
10. Bake of 50-60 minutes, till the loaf springs back to touch.
Banana bread is often topped with Cream Cheese Icing, the recipe may be found here.
The bread will last in an air tight container for approximately 1 week. I like to slice the and freeze the loaf so I can grab a single serving.
Please post your experience with this recipe in the comments... and is it worth the calories?
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