Banana Bread baked just like Banana Muffins

Happy Sunday Everyone!

Today, I sharing with you all my Banana Bread.

Yes! It’s Banana Bread baked using the muffins baking pan. The nice thing with baking, you can be more creative just like I did today. However, if you’re ever diverting from the original recipe or baking instructions, you’d need to be more careful and observant as far as the baking time and temperature.

For instance, in this case: instead of using the bread loaf pan, I used the 6 holes muffins pan. With the original 50 minutes baking time, I adjusted the time to 30 minutes and at the same time checking regularly just in case I need more time. I kept the original temperature at 350F. How do I know how much time should I reduce to? Actually, I didn’t really know but I was kind of calculating and at the same time figuring it out while baking how much. That’s why, it’s very important to check the bread regularly maybe every 15 minutes or so. But once you’re used to baking, it would come natural to you to estimate.

Also, feel free to add some chocolate chips or raisins or pecan nuts. You can also top it with cream cheese icing. Yummmmmy!

Published by Amazing Grace

Hi there, my name is Grace M Dy and I always called myself as “Dy Amazing Grace”. I am a blessed with two children David and Charmaine. I live to laugh, love, travel and cook and bake sometimes. I love the nature especially the oceans and the smell of the rainforest. I travel a lot with my daughter and would like to share the places that we’ve been. I do cook and bake not as a professional one but just as a simple mom and I would like to share them with you all.

2 thoughts on “Banana Bread baked just like Banana Muffins

  1. Great post! Your creativity with using a muffin pan for banana bread is inspiring. It’s also helpful that you provided tips for adjusting baking time and checking regularly. Adding chocolate chips or raisins and topping with cream cheese icing sounds delicious.

    ~ Vika

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