Although I am not yet back in this whole blog thing I didn’t want to keep this simple and delicious recipe for the perfect moist and fluffy banana bread from you!
The smell of freshly baked banana and cinnamon always triggers my cravings for banana bread – anyone experiencing the same?! Fresh out of the oven there’s nothing better than a nice slice of warm banana bread with almond butter.
The ingredients
As most of my recipe this one works perfectly without any refined sugar. However, it is definitely sweet enough – thanks to ripe bananas (meaning they should already have some little brown spots) and date syrup. If you don’t have any date syrup at hand don’t panic! You can basically use any kind of liquid sweetener e.g. maple syrup, agave nectar, coconut blossom nectar, rice syrup (doesn’t contain any fructose), etc.
In this recipe I used a homemade mix of two different kinds of flour – actually it makes the banana bread even sweeter! Half of the flour was wholegrain spelt flour, the other half tiger nut flour. Of course you can also use ground oats (oat flour) or spelt flour instead.
Tiger nut flour
As the name already tells you this flour is made of ground tiger nuts. It is glutenfree and has a mildly sweet taste reminding of a mixture of hazelnuts and almonds. Tiger nuts are also called ‘Chufa’.
Tiger nut flour is not only perfect for baking but also a nice add-in for any smoothie or porridge. Definitely give it a try if you’re curious!
Banana bread and courgette?!
For some people that might sound weird – but courgette makes the banana bread even more moist and delicious. I love courgette because you can use it for so many dishes like salads, cake, zooedles, all kind if savory meals and also porridge. You can find a recipe for porridge with courgette here. It’s one of my favorites!
This banana bread is
- vegan
- refined sugarfree
- super juicy and moist
- low in fat
- healthy and delicious
- perfect for breakfast or as snack
Super moist banana bread with courgette
Ingredients
- 2 bananas (ripe)
- 160 g shredded zucchini
- 100 g wholegrain spelt flour
- 100 g tiger nut flour*
- 50 g date syrup**
- 50 g coconut oil
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 50 g chocolate chips (optional) vegan
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 175°C.
- Peel the bananas and mash them with a fork on a plate. In a separate bowl combine all the dry ingredients except the chocolate chips.
- Now add the mashed banana, shredded courgette, date syrup and melted coconut oil and stir. As last step add the chocolate chips and stir them in.
- Next add the dough into a small baking tin lined with parchment paper and bake in the oven for about 55-60 minutes. Make sure to watch the banana bread in the end so it doesn't burn.
- Let cool down and enjoy!
Hallo Tanith,
ich habe Dein Bananenbrot gebacken und wollte mal fragen, wie lange es hält und wie Du es aufbewahrst. Außerdem habe ich überlegt, den Dattelsirup zu reduzieren oder ganz wegzulassen. Die Süße der Bananen könnte auch völlig ausreichend sein (Ich habe normalerweise ein anderes Rezept, das nur mit Bananen gesüßt ist – keine Datteln oder so.)
Liebe Grüße
Judith
Hallo liebe Judith,
freut mich, dass du es ausprobiert hast! Ich bewahre es meistens im Kühlschrank auf, da es sich dort länger hält. Bei mir sind das meistens um die 4-5 Tage, wenn es bis dahin nicht sowieso schon weggegessen ist. Wenn du den Dattelsirup weglässt würde ich noch eine zusätzliche Banane in den Teig geben, dann müsste es auch so süß genug sein.
Liebe Grüße,
Tanith
Ich habe grade auch dein Bananenbrot ausprobiert, es ist sooo gut geworden und die ganze Wohnung duftet. Einfach herrlich, vielen lieben Dank für das tolle Rezept! 🙂