RICE COOKER BANANA BREAD RECIPE - (3.8/5)
Provided by á-46045
Number Of Ingredients 9
Steps:
- Put bananas, butter and sugar in a mixer and mix until smooth. Add in eggs and vanilla and mix. Sift together dry ingredients then slowly mix with wet mixture. Grease the inside of a rice cooker with butter, add batter and start. Cooking time depends on brand of rice cooker but it should bake around 90 minutes. For some rice cookers will be about two cycles. When banana bread has completed cooking, let cool in rice cooker and then turn out onto a plate and serve.
RICE COOKER BANANA BREAD
Banana bread is a favorite everywhere apparently! So if you have some old ripe banana's and a rice cooker you are on your way to a great treat. This recipe was adapted from one I saw in Japan. Asian banana's are much sweeter and smaller than the commercial ones found in North America or Europe so the sugar has been turned down in this recipe. If you like yours a bit sweeter substitute brown sugar for white sugar. Your banana's need to be very soft to touch, with black skins or very spotted to make this taste the best. If you do not have access to baking soda you may omit or substitute with 1/2 teaspoon more baking powder. Powdered milk is ok for this recipe if fresh milk is not available.
Provided by circle3
Categories Breads
Time 1h40m
Yield 1 cake, 12-16 serving(s)
Number Of Ingredients 13
Steps:
- Combine dry ingredients (except powdered sugar) and mix well.
- Add the wet materials from recipe on top of the dry mixture and mix until lumpy smooth.
- Add nuts to mixture if desired and stir to distribute through batter.
- Lightly oil or spray inside of cooker bowl with oil.
- Pour batter into cooker bowl.
- Set cooker for slow (if yours allow this) and press start.
- Cooker will normally shut off after a few minutes, just wait about 5 minutes an restart it.
- Cook for about 90 minutes or 2 normal rice cycles ( your time may vary).
- Check bread after 60 minutes for status.
- Bread is finished when tooth pick comes out clean from center and mid center of bread.
- Take pan out of cooker and let cool for 20 minutes.
- Put plate over top of cooker bowl and invert quickly to transfer cake to plate.
- Dust top of bread with powdered sugar when cooled to finish the bread.
- Serve slightly warm or cold.
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- Ingredients. Gather your ingredients. You'll also need a rice cooker. Fancy ones are probably better, but mine is the simplest they come, so yours can do it too!
- Mix Dry Ingredients. Before you start, put your 5g yeast in a bowl or cup and add a pinch of sugar and a little (maybe 1/4cup) warm water. Let it proof for aroud ten minutes.
- Add Wet Ingredients. Add the water, milk and yeast. Just dump them right in along with the dry ingredients.
- Mix. This is probably the longest step. You've got to mix this stuff up, and since it's in your rice cooker (probably non-stick) bowl, you don't want to use a mixer.
- Add the Butter. This gets its own step because it's so much fun, and important too! Grab your butter, slap it on the dough ball, and knead it in.
- 1st Rise. The first rise is 1 hour. I suggest you use this time to clean up your dishes. Just leave the bread (in the rice cooker bowl) somewhere warm.
- Punch It Down. DON'T PUNCH IT! You just need to pick it up, and drop it from about 50cm. Do it a couple times and your dough will return to its original size.
- Second Rise. Same as the first. Just leave it alone for 1 hour, and it will puff back up to double its size. Yeast is amazing.
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