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Banana bread with honey

Banana & honey bread

Fluffy & sweet

Banana bread with honey

40 mins plus proving time

Super easy

serves 10

About the recipe


nutrition per serving

481

Calories


3g

Fat


0.4g

Saturates


30.6g

Sugars


1g

Salt


13.9g

Protein


106.1g

Carbs


3.8g

Fibre


of an adult’s reference intake


Recipe From

Happy Days with the Naked Chef

Happy Days with the Naked Chef

By Jamie Oliver

Ingredients

1 x basic bread recipe

6 bananas

8 tablespoons runny honey

optional: 1 handful of almonds, cracked or chopped

Method

You can do all sorts with this banana bread – great with butter for brekkie or jazzed up for pudding

  1. First of all, peel your bananas then purée them in a liquidizer or food processor. The mix will be surprisingly wet.
  2. Pour it into a measuring jug, then top up with water until you have 625ml or just over 1 pint. At Stage 1 of the basic bread recipe, use this banana liquid instead of the water to flavour your bread and make it nice and chewy. Also add half the honey with the nuts to the dough at this point. Then continue through the basic recipe as normal.
  3. At Stage 5 divide the dough into 10 balls. Then pack these next to each other in a flour-dusted baking tin where they will prove together. Before putting in the oven drizzle generously with the rest of the honey so that the top of the bread will caramelize, going nice and golden.
  4. Bake in a preheated oven at 190ºC/375ºF/gas 5 for 20 minutes. Allow to cool for a little while, but it's best served still warm with butter and a glass of milk for breakfast while you read the paper. Also fantastic used in bread and butter pudding or simply heated up with a bit of ice cream.