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Reviews
153
What did you think of this recipe?
Bridget
OH MY GOD the best banana cake I have ever made so moist. It's a keeper.
5
Bridget
Like others have said it doesn't cook and just tastes of raw egg
1
stella
this recipe is amazing i use it all the time for everything thank you so much CHELSEA :)
4
Michelle Heremaia Moses
I made this cake without baking soda, as I ran out and the shops were closed. I doubled the recipe so instead of using the baking soda I still added the milk cold, and then added half a cup of cornflour and used 1 cup of yoghurt. It worked beautifully. I also added a tbsp of ginger and chopped almonds on the top of the cake for a change. I must note that I freeze my banana's in bags in the freezer without there skins on when I need them I just pop them into the microwave for a bit normally 2 mins for 6 bananas. Then I pop them in the blender to mix them all up to a nice creamy consistency then I pop them in the cake so much easier I think. Great Recipe I have also added ginger and coffee to this cake also, another time I added choc that works also, with chopped up walnuts in the recipe I added 1 cup of chopped up walnuts and sprinkled almonds on the top roughly chopped up. Then after it is cooked I have put choc icing and then grated a block of choc on top very nice, roughly grated. Or shaved works well also. ;););) 5 Star recipe for me, so versatile.
5
Fiona Oatham
So made banana cake recipe, I forgot to put the eggs in. Was just absolutely fine, moist and banana flavour. Must make with eggs next time
5
Amy
I love this recipe
5
Tasty
We love making this banana cake recipe. We even done it for school bake but added extras to the icing. I've made it my own and added a few touches and now my kids love baking this banana cake recipe too. Just try it. Even a first timer will knock this out the park lol
5
Susan
It took so long to cook!! :( It was a bit annoying, but other than that, a good recipe. Nice and easy to follow.
2
Ramona
The best ever banana cake that i have made so easy Sugar was made to taste Thank you for this wonderful recipe I have passed it on to my children
5
Shan
Today I made this cake batter, put it into a muffin tray and the kids went Gaga over them. Delicious, the slight tang when using apricot yoghurt is Devine. Best banana cake recipe yet! Cheers.
Preheat oven to 170°C conventional / 150ºC fan-forced. Grease a 21cm round springform or regular cake tin (with high sides) and line the base with baking paper.
Beat Chelsea White Sugar (or Chelsea Organic Raw Sugar), melted Butter and eggs until pale and creamy. Add the mashed ripe bananas and beat well.
Heat Meadow Fresh Original Milk in the microwave until nearly boiling (approximately 1 minute). Mix in Edmonds Baking Soda, then stir into the banana mixture.
Add the Meadow Fresh Yoghurt, Edmonds Standard Grade Flour and Edmonds Baking Powder. Mix well and pour into the prepared cake tin.
Add the Meadow Fresh Yoghurt, Edmonds Standard Grade Flour and Edmonds Baking Powder. Mix well and pour into the prepared cake tin.
Bake for 50-60 minutes, until cake is cooked in the middle and just pulling away from the edges of the tin (insert a skewer into the centre - if it comes out clean the cake is cooked). Cool in tin for 5 minutes then release the sides and cool on a wire rack. When cold, swirl with icing.
Lemon Icing In a bowl, mix the Chelsea Icing Sugar and lemon juice. AddTararua Butter and beat until light and fluffy. Add a little hot water for a softer consistency if required.
OH MY GOD the best banana cake I have ever made so moist. It's a keeper.
5
Bridget
Like others have said it doesn't cook and just tastes of raw egg
1
stella
this recipe is amazing i use it all the time for everything thank you so much CHELSEA :)
4
Michelle Heremaia Moses
I made this cake without baking soda, as I ran out and the shops were closed. I doubled the recipe so instead of using the baking soda I still added the milk cold, and then added half a cup of cornflour and used 1 cup of yoghurt. It worked beautifully. I also added a tbsp of ginger and chopped almonds on the top of the cake for a change. I must note that I freeze my banana's in bags in the freezer without there skins on when I need them I just pop them into the microwave for a bit normally 2 mins for 6 bananas. Then I pop them in the blender to mix them all up to a nice creamy consistency then I pop them in the cake so much easier I think. Great Recipe I have also added ginger and coffee to this cake also, another time I added choc that works also, with chopped up walnuts in the recipe I added 1 cup of chopped up walnuts and sprinkled almonds on the top roughly chopped up. Then after it is cooked I have put choc icing and then grated a block of choc on top very nice, roughly grated. Or shaved works well also. ;););) 5 Star recipe for me, so versatile.
5
Fiona Oatham
So made banana cake recipe, I forgot to put the eggs in. Was just absolutely fine, moist and banana flavour. Must make with eggs next time
5
Amy
I love this recipe
5
Tasty
We love making this banana cake recipe. We even done it for school bake but added extras to the icing. I've made it my own and added a few touches and now my kids love baking this banana cake recipe too. Just try it. Even a first timer will knock this out the park lol
5
Susan
It took so long to cook!! :( It was a bit annoying, but other than that, a good recipe. Nice and easy to follow.
2
Ramona
The best ever banana cake that i have made so easy Sugar was made to taste Thank you for this wonderful recipe I have passed it on to my children
5
Shan
Today I made this cake batter, put it into a muffin tray and the kids went Gaga over them. Delicious, the slight tang when using apricot yoghurt is Devine. Best banana cake recipe yet! Cheers.