Betty I finally made it, and it was sooo good! I made three batches. The first batch didn't have enough banana flavor, but I think my bananas weren't as ripe as I thought they were. My next two batches had a great banana flavor, I guess my bananas were finally very ripe. I will make this again. Thankyou. I love watching and trying your recipes.
Betty, I have a recipe that is identical to this except, instead of oil, it calls for 1/2 cup softened butter. Is there going to be a differenece in taste, or is it considered just a substitute?
Hi Betty! Thank you so much for the video. I just made the banana bread yesterday and everyone liked it! Can I ask you a question? Can I add some corn meal to the bread and make it banana corn bread? If I can, how much should I add? Thank you!
Thank you Betty I have become a fan of yours I recently did your carrot cake an your banana nut bread it was delicious I love the way you explain things it makes it so easy thank you ...
@EvilandRandomppl Just cover the banana nut bread completely with plastic wrap or aluminum foil, and it will be fresh for a few days in the refrigerator. If you have plastic containers that seal, you can put slices of it in containers--or you may use Zip-lock bags, sealed tightly.
betty this is anthony i used to make cooking videos about 3 yrs ago. i came to you to find this recipie and im glad u had it lol this is like the most simple way to make this bread and the process is well explained. thank you for uploading this recipie and God bless
@skidmetal20 Yes, you just need to make sure that your artificial sweetener can be baked. Some artificial sweeteners turn bitter when cooked in the oven.
@Cubeclarei That really depends on the pan. What I would do is to go ahead and put the batter in a regular cake pan or muffin tin, set the oven temperature as directed in the recipe, and then just keep a close watch on the oven. The muffins will take less time than the cake pan bread. Just keep testing with a toothpick, and when it comes out clean, the bread is done!
@ritchell95 I have a no-cook chocolate oatmeal peanut butter cookie in bettyskitchen now, but that's about all I can think of--maybe some pies that use whipped cream and flavorings.
@SamsnowBB For each cup of plain all-purpose flour add 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon salt, and you will have the equivalent of 1 cup of self-rising flour.
Betty, I finally made these and they're really delicious! (I made them as muffins afterall, but I didn't have walnuts or pecans, so I put about 1 cup of chocolate chips and sprinkled some on the tops too). I had regular flour, so I added 2 cups flour then took out a bit of that and added the 3tsp of baking powder and 1tsp of salt... I was supposed to remove 4 tsp, but accidentally took out 2tbsp which is 6tsp flour, but they still tasted great. Thanks for the recipe; I'll put nuts in next time!
I'm psyched! Just the other day I had 3 very ripe bananas. I mashed and froze them and said to myself, "I'll bet Betty has a good recipe for these!" And you did! Thanks. I never heard of using a glaze on banana bread but it sounds delicious! :-) I'll be trying out your recipe next week. Can't wait!
@bettyskitchen I've made these a couple of times now, and they always disappear really quickly! I finally went and bought pecan slices so I now make them with ~ 1/3 cup of pecans, and about the same amount for chocolate chips. As usual the extra ingredients are simply to any individual's taste.
It's funny, because a lot of your baked recipes are like items at my work (I work at a coffee shop). We have those pumpkin muffins (which DO have cream cheese icing on them, as someone suggested) and all the muffins you've made. Thanks again for these great videos!
Sure, I've done that many times. Just thaw it when you want to serve it. I like to serve it warm sometimes--just 10 or 15 seconds in the microwave! Thanks for your question!
wow!! I made this recipe yesterday,and it was excellent,my family loved it.I make banana bread alot ,but this was more exciting not just another boring sweet bread.The almonds i added and the lemon glaze gave a burst of flavour with every bite.Thanks for sharing this now my favorite banana bread recipe.
Betty I finally made it, and it was sooo good! I made three batches. The first batch didn't have enough banana flavor, but I think my bananas weren't as ripe as I thought they were. My next two batches had a great banana flavor, I guess my bananas were finally very ripe. I will make this again. Thankyou. I love watching and trying your recipes.
lvick3 3 weeks ago
Betty, I have a recipe that is identical to this except, instead of oil, it calls for 1/2 cup softened butter. Is there going to be a differenece in taste, or is it considered just a substitute?
lvick3 1 month ago in playlist Breads, Muffins & Donuts
@lvick3 You may just substitute the butter; it will taste about the same.
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 month ago
Hi Betty! Thank you so much for the video. I just made the banana bread yesterday and everyone liked it! Can I ask you a question? Can I add some corn meal to the bread and make it banana corn bread? If I can, how much should I add? Thank you!
567smoothie 1 month ago
Thank you Betty I have become a fan of yours I recently did your carrot cake an your banana nut bread it was delicious I love the way you explain things it makes it so easy thank you ...
MARIELA2011 2 months ago
How do I store it if I'm going to eat it within a few days?
EvilandRandomppl 3 months ago
@EvilandRandomppl Just cover the banana nut bread completely with plastic wrap or aluminum foil, and it will be fresh for a few days in the refrigerator. If you have plastic containers that seal, you can put slices of it in containers--or you may use Zip-lock bags, sealed tightly.
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 3 months ago
@MizAngelwingz I hope you enjoy the recipe!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 5 months ago
Betty, I just love your videos. Very simple and easy to cook. Well done.
Greetings from Abu Dhabi ;-)
Iman132 7 months ago
@Iman132 Thanks for your lovely comment! I appreciate it so much!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 7 months ago
This is the first recipe I ever baked and it was a tasty success. Thanks Betty!
nareshdahat 10 months ago
@nareshdahat Thanks for your great feedback! I really appreciate it!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 10 months ago
betty this is anthony i used to make cooking videos about 3 yrs ago. i came to you to find this recipie and im glad u had it lol this is like the most simple way to make this bread and the process is well explained. thank you for uploading this recipie and God bless
ganthonyvr 10 months ago
@ganthonyvr Thanks for your lovely comment! I hope you enjoy the recipe!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 10 months ago
@bettyskitchen oh i sure will Betty :)
ganthonyvr 10 months ago
your videos are great, Betty :) xxx
holaola21 1 year ago
@holaola21 Thanks! You are very sweet.
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 10 months ago
i was wondering if you could use a artifical sweetner instead of the sugar if that could work
skidmetal20 1 year ago
@skidmetal20 Yes, you just need to make sure that your artificial sweetener can be baked. Some artificial sweeteners turn bitter when cooked in the oven.
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
classy lady, husband must be happy
thatboyhov 1 year ago
Dear Betty what a wonderful succes this was!!! Thank you for this great treat!
meisjeamsterdam 1 year ago
do you think you could make you could make a lemon cup and dip it in lemon glaze
spidercat999 1 year ago
@spidercat999 I'm not sure what a lemon cup is. I will see if I can find out about that.
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
how many minutes do you have to leave the bread in the oven??
gngstak 1 year ago
@gngstak Bake for 45 minutes. You will always find the recipe with the video. Just click the down arrow or "more info."
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
if i decide to bake this in a regular cake pan or a cupcake mold how much will i need to decrease the cooking time by?
Cubeclarei 1 year ago
@Cubeclarei That really depends on the pan. What I would do is to go ahead and put the batter in a regular cake pan or muffin tin, set the oven temperature as directed in the recipe, and then just keep a close watch on the oven. The muffins will take less time than the cake pan bread. Just keep testing with a toothpick, and when it comes out clean, the bread is done!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
I love you Betty! You're such a great teacher. Oh yeah and how to you stay so slim? Aren't you tempted to eat what you make?
milljh711 1 year ago
@milljh711 I never deny myself anything--but I eat only small portions of foods that are fatty or sugary.
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
can i request for a non-baking recipe?
ritchell95 1 year ago
@ritchell95 I have a no-cook chocolate oatmeal peanut butter cookie in bettyskitchen now, but that's about all I can think of--maybe some pies that use whipped cream and flavorings.
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
i just wonder if i don't have self-rising flour ..how much do i need baking soda,salt,,,,
SamsnowBB 1 year ago
@SamsnowBB For each cup of plain all-purpose flour add 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon salt, and you will have the equivalent of 1 cup of self-rising flour.
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
great recipe, just made it.wish i had lemon juice for the glaze.i buttered the top when it came out the oven
musclemancj 1 year ago
do you have a recipe for donut dough you can fry?
musclemancj 1 year ago
Betty, I finally made these and they're really delicious! (I made them as muffins afterall, but I didn't have walnuts or pecans, so I put about 1 cup of chocolate chips and sprinkled some on the tops too). I had regular flour, so I added 2 cups flour then took out a bit of that and added the 3tsp of baking powder and 1tsp of salt... I was supposed to remove 4 tsp, but accidentally took out 2tbsp which is 6tsp flour, but they still tasted great. Thanks for the recipe; I'll put nuts in next time!
jimmyho315 1 year ago
@jimmyho315 Your muffins sound delicious! I like the addition of chocolate chips--thatnks for a great tip!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
I'm psyched! Just the other day I had 3 very ripe bananas. I mashed and froze them and said to myself, "I'll bet Betty has a good recipe for these!" And you did! Thanks. I never heard of using a glaze on banana bread but it sounds delicious! :-) I'll be trying out your recipe next week. Can't wait!
Donaspet 1 year ago
@Donaspet I hope you enjoyed the banana nut bread! Thanks for your nice comment!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
Hi Betty, I love your videos. They're very informative and you're a great host!
I was wondering, can you add chocolate chips and bake these in a muffin tin as Banana chocolate chip muffins (with out without the nuts)?
jimmyho315 1 year ago
Hi!
Thanks for your lovely comment! Yes, you may add chocolate chips and bake these as muffins--that would be great! Nice idea!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 1 year ago
@bettyskitchen I've made these a couple of times now, and they always disappear really quickly! I finally went and bought pecan slices so I now make them with ~ 1/3 cup of pecans, and about the same amount for chocolate chips. As usual the extra ingredients are simply to any individual's taste.
jimmyho315 1 year ago
It's funny, because a lot of your baked recipes are like items at my work (I work at a coffee shop). We have those pumpkin muffins (which DO have cream cheese icing on them, as someone suggested) and all the muffins you've made. Thanks again for these great videos!
jimmyho315 1 year ago
thank you
jamialonnes 2 years ago
You are very welcome!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 2 years ago
Hey Betty :) ive made this so many times its soo good :) i was just woundering if you could freeze it ? thank you
54zoolane 2 years ago
Sure, I've done that many times. Just thaw it when you want to serve it. I like to serve it warm sometimes--just 10 or 15 seconds in the microwave! Thanks for your question!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 2 years ago
hey Betty :) ive made this so many times its so good , thankyou for putting it on here :) i was just woundering if you could freeze it ?
54zoolane 2 years ago
wow!! I made this recipe yesterday,and it was excellent,my family loved it.I make banana bread alot ,but this was more exciting not just another boring sweet bread.The almonds i added and the lemon glaze gave a burst of flavour with every bite.Thanks for sharing this now my favorite banana bread recipe.
luvmyboxr2 2 years ago
Thanks for your wonderful comment! And thanks for trying the recipe!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 2 years ago
this is going to be NEXT! Ha! Thanks a lot Betty! :*
1Arrogante1 2 years ago
This will be a good choice--and it's *much* easier than carrot cake! Thanks for viewing (and trying!).
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 2 years ago
it looks delicious. I'm sure my husband will love it since he loves bananas, thanks!
Karol35 2 years ago
Thank you! Thanks for your continued support!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 2 years ago
Another winner. Have you ever tried mixing in maybe some larger banana chunks?
DebMorganPD 2 years ago
Actually, I have never tried that--but it sounds really good! I'm going to do that the next time I make banana breat!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 2 years ago
Looks yummy Betty
ringrosehouse07 2 years ago
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
--Betty :)
bettyskitchen 2 years ago