Not just another loaf of banana bread! Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread is moist from the sour cream and richly flavored from the brown sugar. More a cake than bread, and one the whole family will love! Got bananas stacking up? Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread, is just the recipe you need...
I will be honest, finding the best banana bread recipe has, through the years been a struggle for me. Depending upon the recipe tried it might be dry, sometimes a little oily, worse a gummy texture no matter how long it baked! Nothing to look forward to, in my humble opinion. But I have to tell you, this Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread is my favorite banana bread in the entire world of banana bread!
It is sweet, but not too sweet. It is also tender and moist, but the best part is how the molasses in the brown sugar plays off the banana flavor. Those two flavors together are a match made in heaven. I could eat this banana bread again, and again! Which is a good thing because bananas seem to stack up in the freezer around here...
I eat a banana every morning, they are a wonderful source of potassium. But I am a little fussy about my morning banana. I want it ripe, yet still firm, and not too sweet. But the interesting thing about bananas is that as they continue to ripen, they also get sweeter. And for this banana-eating gal, too much sweet is not what I want in my morning banana.
At that point, I consider them banana bread worthy, and they are placed lovingly in the freezer for cooking and baking. Like this recipe for Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread. You can tell by the photos below, I made a double batch, because, we had a few bananas stacked up in the freezer...and this is one delicious recipe to get a handle on those bananas. Do allow this loaf to mellow overnight as the recipe indicates.
Ingredients needed for this recipe:
You will also need:
- silicone spatula, for mixing
- measuring cup
- liquid measuring cup
- medium-sized mixing bowl
- loaf pan
Now we are ready to begin!
Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread
by the seat of my pants!
350-degree oven
3 bananas, mashed
2/3 c brown sugar
2 eggs
1/3 c coconut oil, melted* and cooled
1/3 c sour cream
2 c Whole Wheat Self-Rising Flour, the recipe is found here.
Prepare (butter and flour or use a pan spray) a standard loaf pan, set aside.
In the bottom of a medium-sized mixing bowl, mash the bananas, stir in sugar, eggs, and sour cream.
Add cooled coconut oil, beat well.
Fold in the Whole Wheat Self-Rising Flour.
Turn the batter into the prepared loaf pan, bake 45-55 minutes, or until done in your oven.
Let cool in pan 10-15 minutes, turn out onto a cooling rack or cotton toweling.
Let cool completely, then wrap well, let rest 24 hours before slicing. (if you can wait that long!)
*coconut oil can be messy to work with! The easiest way I have found is to put the amount of coconut oil you need into a glass measuring cup and melt it in the microwave. Pour back any extra, into the coconut oil container. Or if not quite enough add extra and stir until melted.
Storage options for Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread. You can store Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread well wrapped at room temperature for 3 - 5 days. For longer storage store in the refrigerator to prevent molding. For long-term storage, place the well-wrapped Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread in the freezer.
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You may also enjoy Carrot Raisin Banana Bread.
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Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread
by the seat of my pants!
350-degree oven
3 bananas, mashed
2/3 c brown sugar
2 eggs
1/3 c coconut oil, melted* and cooled
1/3 c sour cream
2 c Whole Wheat Self-Rising Flour, the recipe is found here. Prepare (butter and flour or use a pan spray) a standard loaf pan, set aside.
In the bottom of a medium-sized mixing bowl, mash the bananas, stir in sugar, eggs, and sour cream.
Add cooled coconut oil, beat well.
Fold in the Whole Wheat Self-Rising Flour.
Turn the batter into the prepared loaf pan, bake 45-55 minutes, or until done in your oven.
Let cool in pan 10-15 minutes, turn out onto a cooling rack or cotton toweling.
Let cool completely, then wrap well, let rest 24 hours before slicing. (if you can wait that long!)
*coconut oil can be messy to work with! The easiest way I have found is to put the amount of coconut oil you need into a glass measuring cup and melt it in the microwave. Pour back any extra, into the coconut oil container. Or if not quite enough add extra and stir until melted.
Storage options for Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread. You can store Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread well wrapped at room temperature for 3 - 5 days. For longer storage store in the refrigerator to prevent molding. For long-term storage, place the well-wrapped Brown Sugar Sour Cream Banana Bread in the freezer.
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i'm not a coconut oil fan. i guess you could use butter?
ReplyDeleteYou could, but I think 1/3 cup of avocado oil would work nicely.
DeleteThis is lovely, moist, and delicious bread! Yum Yum!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love the combination of the molasses in the brown sugar with the fruity bananas. Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.
DeleteYum, this looks so good! I love banana bread, and this one looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It is tender, moist and I love the flavor combo of molasses and bananas. I hope you give it a try.
DeleteIm always checking out Banana bread recipes, I dont think I have ever seen self rising whole wheat flour, hum I will have to pay attention. Thank you for sharing on OMHG and for adding my link!
ReplyDeleteThe Whole Wheat Self-Rising Flour is homemade. It has become my favorite helper in the kitchen. A link to the recipe is provided.
DeleteMy husband loves banana bread, so I'll have to give your version a try
ReplyDeleteThanks, Beth!
DeleteWe always love a good banana bread recipe!
ReplyDeleteThe molasses in the brown sugar plays off the bananas deliciously, this is the banana bread of my choosing, from here out when bananas have stacked up and need to be baked into bread!
DeleteThank you for sharing on Fiesta Friday.
ReplyDeleteAnytime!
DeleteThis sounds like some great flavors! Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner party - Have a fabulous week.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! Thanks for hosting What's for Dinner each Sunday.
DeleteYUM, sounds really tasty! Thanks so much for linking up with me at the Unlimited Link Party 25. Pinned!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, thanks for hosting The Unlimited Link Party.
DeleteYup, real Jamaican cane molasses makes this disappear quickly after it's finished.
ReplyDeleteI agree, molasses is a favorite around here!
DeleteI have not had banana bread in YONKS! It's about time I made some to go with my brews, thank you for the recipe! :) Sim x Heading over from #SSPS x
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.
DeleteI am not a fan of coconut oil, or Avocado Oil, can I use Olive oil? Plus I wheat intolerant so I could use maybe Almond Flour! Looks super delicious though.
ReplyDeleteOlive oil should be fine! And if you bake with almond flour regularly, then by all means give it a try. When I went to a whole wheat kitchen, after awhile I could tell which recipes would work well with whole wheat. My guess is, you have a good idea with almond flour. Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.
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