I started to bake banana cake since 2 years ago. That is after Hub’s colleague,
Mr. J, requested him to buy banana cake at KLIA when he was in
KL for his monthly meeting. Hub also bought a couple of loafs for us but we
were not impressed with it. We seldom buy cakes from the bakery because Hub and
the children only prefer homemade cakes.
I’ve
made this a few times now and can say for sure that this is my favorite banana
cake. In fact, ‘incredible’ was the word Hub used. It’s
quick and easy. I’m looking forward to making this
again for Christmas!
For this particular recipe, I use the Pisang Emas (Lady Finger banana). If
I can’t find them then I would use the Pisang Berangan (Lakatan banana) or the Pisang
Keling (Bluggoe banana). Pisang Emas is sweeter and its texture is very soft making it the best
choice for banana cake. Overall, this is quite a simple
recipe for classic banana bread. The cake is super yummy even my mother likes
them. The cake stays so moist 2-3 days
after, if it lasts that long..LOL This recipe is definitely a keeper.
The smell of banana cake baking is amazing! Yes, nothing beats the smell of fresh banana cake in
the oven!
Banana Cake
(Adapted from Azie Kitchen)
Ingredients
6 pcs Pisang
Emas (Lady Finger banana) – mashed
1 cup castor
sugar
1 cup corn oil
4 whole eggs (Gr.
A / B)
1½ cup all-purpose
flour
1 tsp soda
bicarbonate
1 tsp baking
powder
1 tsp vanilla
extract
Directions
Preheat oven to
170C (338F) and place oven rack to middle
position. Grease two 9”x4.5” loaf pans with butter and
line the base and sides with baking parchment. Set aside.
Cream the sugar, eggs and corn oil for 3 – 5 minutes
until light and fluffy. Stir in the mashed bananas.
Sift together the
flour, soda bicarbonate and baking powder. Fold in the flour mixture with a
spatula.
Stir in the
vanilla extract then divide the batter among the prepared loaf pans and bake
for 15 minutes or until the top starts to turn slightly brown.
When the top has
turned slightly brown, lower the oven temp. to 150C and continue to bake for 45
- 50 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into
the center the cake comes out clean. Leave to cool and enjoy.
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