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Flexible banana nut bread recipe, great for breakfast or brunch, a healthy snack or dessert, or with a light soup or salad.
Total Prep and Cook Time: 60 minutes
8 Servings: One medium loaf
Nutrition Data Per Serving, Vegan Version, 66 g: 240 cal, 31g carb, 12g fat, 280 mg sodium, 2g fiber, 4g protein, low Cholesterol. Estimated glycemic load 19
Nutrition Data Per Serving, Vegetarian Version, 103 g: 259 cal, 36g carb, 11g fat, 298mg sodium, 2g fiber, 6g protein. Estimated glycemic load 20
Our healthy low fat banana bread recipe can easily be doubled, or tripled, and it freezes well.
This recipe calls for half the sugar and fat used in most banana bread recipes, and it's still sweet and moist. The spices in this recipe are a good complement to the bananas and nuts. For extra sweetness and chewiness, add chopped apricots.
Lots of banana makes this a moist banana bread recipe, and the nuts add satisfying chewiness.
The size of the bananas is the big variable in this banana bread recipe. Add a little more water if needed to make the wet-dry proportions approximately equal - the batter should be moist but not runny.
For vegan banana nut bread, leave out the egg, and use vegetable oil - you don't need egg or any other binder with sticky ripe banana!
The general rule with quick breads is that you should have equal amounts wet and dry ingredients. You can mess with the ingredients in this banana bread recipe, and it'll work as long as you keep the basic proportions and method.
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