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Banana chocolate-chip bread |
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Wow, this stuff is great!
Note: This is a bread-machine recipe. My bread machine makes small loaves
that require about 2 cups of flour. If your bread machine typically requires
more flour, then scale the amounts of the ingredients appropriately.
Ingredients1/2 cup water1 medium-sized banana, smushed 1 tablespoon margarine or butter, melted 1 egg white -- I usually use "Egg Beaters" which are just egg white in a carton (it's pretty convenient) 1 cup or so white flour (the stuff labelled for bread-making, which is high in gluten, or else add a tablespoon of gluten flour to normal white flour) 1 cup oat flour (or just add another cup of white, but I love the oat flavor -- rice flour is also tasty) 2 tablespoons or so brown sugar a glop of maple syrup (optional, or add honey) 3/4 teaspoon salt 1.5-2 teaspoons active dry yeast a handful of chocolate chips ProcedurePut ingredients in bread machine, starting with wet ingredients, then flour and dry ingredients, then the yeast on top. Set it on "Sweet" setting and "Light" crust, if your bread machine has those options, otherwise the "White" setting basically does the job. If the dough looks too moist after the first kneading, I usually find that a little extra flour never hurts. Add the chocolate chips after the first sequence of mixing -- my bread machine stops and beeps when it's ready for add-ins. (Adding them in earlier crushes them and melts them, in which case you get banana-chocolate bread, which isn't bad either.) Start up that machine and let her go...hours later you should get a dense, moist loaf of some of the most delicious bread I've ever tasted. These loaves usually rise less and come out a bit smaller than normal loaves of bread. ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES / SITEMAP / CONTACT |
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