Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Banana-Walnut Bread


Banana-Walnut Bread

I had this sudden craving for banana-walnut bread today, so I baked one this afternoon.

The banana I used wasn’t very ripe but this still tastes OK (a little overbaked, though). I just had two slices. Very filling. Mmmm…

OK, guys, here's the recipe. I substituted the shortening with butter, though. ;)

15 comments:

Anonymous said...

Beautiful texture on your loaf obachan.:) Can we have the recipe??? Thanks

Anonymous said...

obachan.
oishi yo!!

can i have the recipe??

Anonymous said...

Can I have some slices, :P

K-Nina

Anonymous said...

How do you find the time? Looks delicious - bon appétit

Rosa's Yummy Yums said...

It look really fine; I nearly can smell/taste it from here!

Isil Simsek said...

This looks awesome Obachan!
I love the banana+walnut combination. I sometimes make a pancake with this combo.

Anonymous said...

I love your blog Obachan!

Oh I love fish in general and don't mind eating the fish head. This looks so good. Would you mind sharing the recipe with us? Thanks! Keep up the good works!

Anonymous said...

Thanks obachan!! :) Hope it turns out as nice as yours.

obachan said...

keona, pegs
Thanks. I linked to the recipe. Enjoy!

K-Nina
Sure. Why don’t you come over? ;)

helen
Well, this didn’t take too long to make. Quick and easy.

rosa
I can picture you sniffing the screen. ;)

isil s.
Oh, pancakes sound good, too. I’ve tried banana pancakes before, but without walnuts. Maybe next time. Thanks.

elna smith
Thanks for loving my blog. I linked to the recipe. Hope you enjoy it.

keona
Yours will be better than mine, I’m sure. :) Mine was overbaked.

Anonymous said...

What I like about your blog is that I have suddenly realised that while reading it I'm smiling, it's nice and relaxing, and friendly. Keep up the good work. Bye for now.

Anonymous said...

thank u Obachan...
maybe after i Bake, if it turns out well, i will post a photo..^^
:)

Unknown said...

my favorite from the US Your cake looks wonderful
garance

obachan said...

helen
Well, I bet my funny “Engrish” is also making many people smile when I least expect it. But that’s OK. That’s a gift, I think. Think about it. Isn’t it much better than being terribly smart and making people disgusted? I’d rather be dumb and make people smile.

pegs
Good luck. ;)

milgwimper
Oh, hope you get your oven soon and start enjoying baking.

garance
My first experience with banana-walnut bread was in the U.S., too. I love it.

Anonymous said...

I definitely don't smile because I find your blog "dumb", I find it entertaining and interesting, and I'm smiling out of contentment. And your English is much better than my Japanese. As they say in France : Nah! Which kids say and nearly means : There!

obachan said...

Thank you, Helen :)