Banana Cake Waiting To Come Out Of The Oven

@marlina (154115)

Canada

May 10, 2016 1:59pm CST

I just made another banana cake and now it is in the oven baking away. I will not taste it today, as it has to sit for a while before all the flavors mingle. Once it has cooled off, I will wrap the whole banana bread in aluminium foil and store it in the fridge until tomorrow. Then I will slice the bread and wrap each slices individually and store them in our big freezer. Whenever we want to eat one, we just put it in the microwave a few seconds and then it is ready.

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@much2say (57596)

• Los Angeles, California

10 May 16

You remind me I think we have about 3 nearly black bananas that need to turned into bread! But usually we cannot wait to let it sit - it's all gone by the end of the day (if not hour!

). Enjoy your banana bread!

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@much2say (57596)

• Los Angeles, California

10 May 16

@marlina I'm sure it's better "aged" - we just have no will power!

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

@much2say Not easy to have willpower for someone who loves food.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

We prefer our banana bread when it is older.

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@Hatley (163772)

• Garden Grove, California

10 May 16

What a great idea for those who cook their own meals I sure miss that st uck here inthis tireso me retirement center. love good banana bread and you are right its better the next da y.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

Could you suggest to the kitchen staff that you would love banana bread?

@kayshope (1670)

• El Paso, Texas

16 May 16

dear i still think those retirement homes should let its guests help plan and even help cook some meals there.

@jndlponti (2402)

• Philippines

11 May 16

Wow banana cake sure is a treat.. glad you could make one for yourself and no need to buy from the bakery.

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@jndlponti (2402)

• Philippines

12 May 16

@marlina That is right..and you are sure all of the ingredients were safe for you.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

12 May 16

@jndlponti Yes, and I also prefer the taste, it is different.

@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

No need to buy a banana cake at the bakery as I like my own stuff better.

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@kayshope (1670)

• El Paso, Texas

11 May 16

sounds good to me, Ill have a piece with alittle butter on it. yummy yummy ...

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

No butter here.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

@kayshope That sounds good for a breakfast party, hum butter ?

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@kayshope (1670)

• El Paso, Texas

11 May 16

@marlina try it sometime, really brings out the flavor of the bananas. You gave me an idea im having a breakfast party here sat. i might make one..

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (318790)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

11 May 16

Now that's what I call patience.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

I wish I had patience for more important things. LOL

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

@valmnz, The banana cake (homemade only) is one of my favorites.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (318790)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

11 May 16

@marlina I simply have very little patience, though I'm surprised when I do have it.

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@Ronrybs (21035)

• London, England

10 May 16

I haven't made one of these in ages. Really must get around to it

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@Marcyaz (35316)

• United States

11 May 16

I think you are talking about what we call banana bread and it is good right out of the oven also. It is delicious cold or warm.

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@Marcyaz (35316)

• United States

11 May 16

@marlina I like it hot out of the oven and waiting for awhile either way it is good.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

@Marcyaz Find that it tastes better after it sits for a while.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

I prefer it to be older as it gives time for the flavors to mingle.

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@gudheart (12659)

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11 May 16

Yumm!! My sister made some banana bread and it was so tasty despite not liking banana desserts much!

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

I have to find a way to make my banana bread more moist.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

@gudheart I use very ripe bananas but maybe I bake it too long.

@gudheart (12659)

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11 May 16

@marlina My sister used brown bananas (not fresh ones) and that helped I think.

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@pgntwo (22408)

• Derry, Northern Ireland

10 May 16

Banana loaf is delish!

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

I have to agree with your comment!

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@pgntwo (22408)

• Derry, Northern Ireland

10 May 16

@marlina Lemon curd goes well on it, I find.

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@CRK109 (14556)

• United States

10 May 16

oh I bet your kitchen smells divine! I have all the ingredients to make banana bread and I should get to that! I'd love a slice right about now. :)

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

Unfortunately, I can't tell you if it smells good in the kitchen as my sense of smell is kind of useless.

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Claudia Kirkland

@CRK109 (14556)

• United States

11 May 16

@marlina can I ask how your lost your sense of smell? I think that without a sense of smell, I'd probably be a lot thinner! lol

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

@CRK109 I wish I knew, it just happened years ago. I rarely smell something, if I do, it is only for a few seconds. I am sure it has helped me to shed a few pounds too.

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@cindiowens (5120)

• North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

10 May 16

Sounds yummy!

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

It is yummy to me!

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@cindiowens (5120)

• North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

10 May 16

@marlina I wouldn't have the patience to wait.

@fishtiger58 (29819)

• Momence, Illinois

12 May 16

My husband and sons love banana bread, I'm not a huge fan but will make it for them. A really good idea of freezing individual slices.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

12 May 16

By freezing the banana bread by slices, it is a lot easier to just get one piece when we feel like it.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

12 May 16

@fishtiger58 Wow! that's a lot of bread eating. My family is not that crazy about that sort of cake.

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@fishtiger58 (29819)

• Momence, Illinois

12 May 16

@marlina My hubby and son can eat a whole loaf in like two days, so the only way I would do that is if I made two and I guess that's what I'm going to do. Love the freeze by slice idea.

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@miniam (9151)

• Bern, Switzerland

10 May 16

I dont think i have ever eaten banan cake,i eat very few cakes.Hope you will enjoy it

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

I know I will enjoy it as I have baked this one quite often.

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@miniam (9151)

• Bern, Switzerland

11 May 16

@marlina Then enjoy,you deserve a treat

@sabashekh (1218)

• Bhopal, India

11 May 16

Woww ... Enjoy *_*

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

Thanks and we will enjoy the banana cake for sure.

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@sabashekh (1218)

• Bhopal, India

11 May 16

@marlina great :) sounds great :*

@glenniah (1197)

• Mandurah, Australia

11 May 16

I once worked in Whitby, England in a hostel. One day someone delivered heaps and heaps of bananas so we made banana cake. It was a hard job but oh so worth it when we sat down to eat the bread.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

It must have been tons of work making all those banana cakes.

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@infatuatedbby (94909)

• United States

10 May 16

Banana bread sounds delicious right now

Will you enjoy the freshly baked banana bread before you freeze it.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

I might have one piece for testing.

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@infatuatedbby (94909)

• United States

10 May 16

@marlina Yum! I bet it's tasty!

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@valmnz (17095)

• New Zealand

11 May 16

Banana cake is my favourite. Make sure you enjoy it!

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@Tampa_girl7 (53623)

• United States

10 May 16

It sounds scrumptious.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

It does taste good, that I know.

@andriaperry (118697)

• Anniston, Alabama

11 May 16

How I miss those days. Big sigh.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

11 May 16

Do you mean that you are not baking anymore?

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@LindaCPearson (2240)

• United States

10 May 16

That sounds so delicious. I wish I could have a slice or two! Warmed with butter would be really nice.

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@marlina (154115)

• Canada

10 May 16

I have never tried my banana bread warm with butter.

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