Monday, March 19, 2012

EGGLESS BANANA BREAD – NO EGG NO BUTTER BREAD RECIPE

Recipe of banana bread updated with video    
 I was searching for a eggless banana bread recipe for a long time but somehow when i saw this recipe  here, i tried this and the out come was so amazing and i am trying this for the fourth time and the first time when i tried i tried with all purpose flour, and later i tried replacing half with whole wheat flour and replaced brown sugar with white sugar. Each version tasted so yummy in its own way and kids enjoyed this thoroughly.
banana bread
INGREDIENTS:
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 3/4 CUP
MAIDA| ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 1/2 CUP
BANANA 2 (I used the long one)
BROWN SUGAR | WHITE SUGAR 3/4 CUP
YOGURT 2 TBLSP
MILK 1/4 CUP
OIL 4 TBLSP
SALT 1/4 TSP
VANILA ESSENCE 1 TSP
BAKING SODA 1 TSP
RAISINS A HAND FUL
ALMONDS( CHOPPED) 1/4 CUP( OPTIONAL)

                                            Video of how to make banana bread
   

BANANA BREAD
  • Blend the banana in a mixer or mash nicely with your hands.
  • Mix this banana puree along with sugar, milk, yogurt, vanilla essence, oil and salt.
  • Sift the flours along with baking soda for even mixing.
  • Add this wet ingredient mix to the flours and mix gently and evenly.
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  • Add raisins and chopped almonds(if using). Mix evenly.
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  • Grease a bread loaf pan and transfer the batter to this pan.
  • Preheat the oven to 160 degrees Celsius and bake for 40 minutes.
  • Mine got done in 35 minutes.
  • Check inserting a tooth pick and if comes out clean the bread is done.
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  • This can be  baked as a cake also ( if you don’t have a bread loaf pan)
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84 comments:

  1. Shobha19/3/12 9:16 PM

    Nice bread ..even without the butter...amazing.

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  2. Pari Vasisht19/3/12 9:17 PM

    Very well made dear. Bread made with oil are definitely light to eat.


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  3. Srividhya Ravikumar19/3/12 9:17 PM

    healthy bread ..looks delicious..

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  4. Gayathri Anand19/3/12 9:31 PM

    Yummy and healthy bread ...Home made ones r best ...

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  5. Spice up the Curry19/3/12 9:35 PM

    without butter it looks fantastic. :)

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  6. Radhika19/3/12 9:47 PM

    Loved the texture of this bread. Definitely love breads with bananas.

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  7. Indian Khana19/3/12 9:53 PM

    Banana cake/bread are so additive ...me too made 3 times in 2 days :) ..this looks yum

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  8. Julie19/3/12 9:58 PM

    Very tempting slice n a fat free version..yummy!!

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  9. Raji19/3/12 10:26 PM

    This is a wonderful loaf..cant believe it has no butter. And I love bananas in baked goodies, makes the end result very soft. This is a keeper.

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  10. Faseela19/3/12 10:27 PM

    yummy n healthy bread....

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  11. RENU19/3/12 11:00 PM

    will try this one............nice clicks.

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  12. hotpotcooking19/3/12 11:27 PM

    looks yum

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  13. foodydelight19/3/12 11:29 PM

    very healthy bread.
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  14. Anonymous19/3/12 11:37 PM

    Bread look sooo yumm

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  15. Lifewithspices19/3/12 11:44 PM

    Beautiful def making it soon.. my type of yummy bread..

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  16. Unknown20/3/12 12:47 AM

    Looks yumm.. I love this healthy bread with no egg and no butter. Can you please link this to my event if interested? here is the link for the event.
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  17. priya20/3/12 12:48 AM

    soft n spongy bread..looks yum

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  18. Achu's Amma's Kitchen20/3/12 12:50 AM

    very tempting..awesome bread without butter

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  19. Treat and Trick20/3/12 1:13 AM

    Great texture even without butter!

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  20. Unknown20/3/12 1:23 AM

    Wow looks so soft and moist...yum banana bread

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  21. Unknown20/3/12 6:28 AM

    Very inviting cake.. Yumm..

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  22. KrithisKitchen20/3/12 7:34 AM

    Loving this eggless version!
    Serve It - Stir Fried

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  23. Neha20/3/12 7:56 AM

    Delicious looking bread...

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  24. Sravs20/3/12 7:57 AM

    Super healthy and perfectly baked bread !!

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  25. Hema20/3/12 8:52 AM

    Healthy and yummy bread, lovely clicks..

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  26. Kaveri Venkatesh20/3/12 10:31 AM

    Awesome looking bread

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  27. Shabitha Karthikeyan20/3/12 11:24 AM

    Yummy banana bread !! No butter No egg that is so good !!

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  28. Vimitha Durai20/3/12 11:29 AM

    Thanks for the recipe. Bread looks so yummy... Bookmarking it...

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  29. Vardhini20/3/12 11:45 AM

    Yummy banana loaf and inviting clicks.

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  30. Sobha Shyam20/3/12 12:00 PM

    beautifully done... perfect, healthy n yummy bread :)

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  31. Rekha shoban20/3/12 12:07 PM

    looks very soft and perfect...banana gives yummy taste to the bread!

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  32. Aarthi20/3/12 12:28 PM

    this bread looks awesome

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  33. Sudha Sabarish20/3/12 1:43 PM

    Yummy and healthy banana bread.

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  34. chef and her kitchen20/3/12 3:09 PM

    nice n delicious bread..looks yummm

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  35. notyet10020/3/12 5:21 PM

    Bread looks yum,..perfect recipe,..

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  36. Love2cook Malaysia20/3/12 7:14 PM

    Truly healthy banana bread...am craving for some now! :)

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  37. Reshmi20/3/12 7:35 PM

    very moist banana bread... me first time at your space... following you.. do visit my little blog Noel collections
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  38. Sushma Mallya21/3/12 4:03 AM

    Banana bread has come out so spongy and perfect!

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  39. Home Cooked Oriya Food21/3/12 10:56 AM

    lovely bread... I will try!

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  40. Unknown21/3/12 11:11 AM

    Lovely banana bread.First time here.Happy to follow you..
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  41. sanjeeta kk21/3/12 2:10 PM

    The bread looks so filling and yum!

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  42. vidhas22/3/12 1:02 AM

    Spongy and yummy bread, without egg and butter. surely will try this.

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  43. Priya dharshini22/3/12 7:49 PM

    Yummy drink ,jeyashri...luv the bottle with lemon squash

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  44. DeviBala's Kitchen18/4/12 8:31 AM

    It looks yummy.Is there any diff betn whole wheat flour and wheat flour

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  45. HappyBaker18/5/12 2:46 AM

    I only used self raising flour and it turned out light and fluffy. Really yummy and I am a notoriously bad baker. All my cakes tend to flop. This one seems to be flop proof as even I could make it :). Enjoy!

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    1. Jeyashris Kitchen22/6/12 2:47 PM

      Thanks for your feedback and glad that you enjoyed.

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  46. Saranya21/6/12 12:11 PM

    Hi , I baked this bread today and it turned out very yummy. I expected it to raise a bit more. What size bread pan did you use? Also baking took very long at 180 degrees for me. I increased the temperature to 375 after 50 minutes and then it got done in about 5 mins. I have noticed that most baking recipes use 375 and 20-25 minutes. Is there a reason why this recipe needs to be done at 180?

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    1. Jeyashris Kitchen22/6/12 2:53 PM

      Glad that you tried the recipe. Regarding your doubts,i baked in 180 degree celsius not Fahrenheit. I updated this in the recipe too. I will let you know the size of my bread pan shortly as it is with my friend.

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  47. Amateur Baker20/7/12 2:52 AM

    I baked this today.. And it was amazing! :)
    So soft and light and fluffy..
    Thanks for a lovely recipe!
    :D

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  48. Amateur Baker20/7/12 4:09 AM

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  49. Unknown30/7/12 1:47 AM

    Awesome recipe. I tried 2 batches. One with 1/2 cup sugar. And the next with about 1/3 cup sugar. Because I had huge very sweet bananas.

    Both turned out very nice.

    Maybe I will also try with Splenda for my diabetic friend.
    Thanks.

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  50. Bharathy7/9/12 7:52 AM

    Oh!! so this is exactly same as Nithya tried and eventually me!! the only difference being the substitution of baking soda with cooking soda!!

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  51. atifa4/10/12 3:55 PM

    Just the recipe I was looking for...no butter,that's awesome:-)

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  52. kukicooks7/10/12 12:52 AM

    sorry wasnt very fluffy. infact there were some dense sticky layers. pls guide as to how i goofed up. i used three small bananas and no raisins. also can we just use whole wheat flour?

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  53. kukicooks7/10/12 12:56 AM

    sorry didnt rise too much nor was it fluffy and light. infact some layers were sticky and dense.pls guide where i goofed up.
    can we just use wheat flour alone? also how should we measure 3/4 cup exactly?
    thanx

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    1. Jeyashris Kitchen7/10/12 7:06 AM

      hi,
      If you use only wheat flour it will be too dense and sticky.
      My measuring cup has 1/2 cup and 1/4 cup, so always use measuring cups for measuring the baking ingredients.
      If everything added in the right proportion this bread will raise and turn out perfect. Hope it works.
      Happy baking

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  54. Chithra18/11/12 10:35 PM

    Is the whole wheat flour available in the baking isle ?

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  55. Chithra18/11/12 10:37 PM

    I am planning this recipe today. Is the whole wheat flour used here same as Chapathi flour ?

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    1. Jeyashris Kitchen19/11/12 7:37 AM

      It is the chapatti flour I used you can use the whole wheat flour available in the baking area

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  56. Chitra22/12/12 8:20 AM

    Hello Jeyashri,

    I tried out your recipe sometime back and its a big hit! Loved it for less oil, use of whole wheat flour!!

    With the same base, can I try different variations say date-walnut, mango or vanilla?

    Thanks,
    Chitra

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  57. vidya8/1/13 6:41 PM

    Hi Jeyashri, my cake came out a bit sticky, would you know why? i did the same way as your recipe

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  58. vidya9/1/13 1:33 PM

    hi jeyashri, i have sent you a message twice, am not sure, if you have received it. i have tried your recipe twice, but came out sticky, any idea why?

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    1. Jeyashris Kitchen9/1/13 5:16 PM

      Sorry for the delayed reply vidhya. Just came back from vacation and took little time to settle down to routine.
      This bread will turn out slightly sticky but not too much. I have tried this a lot of times and from that i could make out that, if i use full of All purpose flour(Maida) it willcome out non sticky, half white flour and half atta will make it slightly sticky after cutting it into loaf.Taste wise both were super. If it is slightly sticky it is ok.

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    2. vidya16/1/13 3:20 PM

      Thanks Jeyashri, then its ok and i am happy with my cake

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  59. Sandhya11/1/13 12:50 AM

    I tried the banana bread using only wheat flour instead if maida-atta combination and the bread is moist and delicious. thanks.

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  60. sarmishta sarangarajan5/4/13 4:19 PM

    Hey jeyashree. a lovely blog for naive baker like me. i tried out the banana bread I have a convection m/w tried out by setting temp to 180'c. tested the bread it was gooey in the middle. baked for 10 more minutes didn happen. the top was like a rubber :O .but interior of it remained mushy. More like a halwa! :(
    I "guess" i followed your exact measurement but where did i go wrong ?

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    1. Jeyashris Kitchen7/4/13 6:45 AM

      Thanks for the message. I haven't baked in a convention oven so far. You try setting the temp to 150 to 160. since the temp is high it may get baked on the top and inside will be goey. Same like we deep fry in very high flame. And since th top is cooked already if you are keeping it in the oven for a long, it becomes rubbery as it is an eggless bread. Hope this helps.

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  61. Unknown20/5/13 10:43 AM

    The banana bread came out very well. Thanks for the recipe.

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  62. Raji_Lakshman24/5/13 6:20 PM

    This looks yummy and healthy, also no eggs and butter.. I want to try it in cooker as we r not having oven... Is it possible? Can U give me idea on this.. Thanks.

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    1. Jeyashris Kitchen26/5/13 7:46 AM

      Raji,
      I am clueless whether this can be tried in cooker or not. But as far as i have discussed with my friends, it is not possible to do it in the cooker!!

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  63. Lavanya5/6/13 11:39 PM

    Thank you jayasree for the wonderful recipe. I have never been a good baker and have trieddd soooooo many recipes for banana bread all with bad results. I foloowwed ur recipe to the T and it came out perfect. Tahnk you so much for this one.

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  64. Gayathri16/7/13 9:50 AM

    Hi Jeyashri,

    Tried this banana bread and it came out really well. Infact i made this only with whole wheat flour, halved the oil and added extra yoghurt. Thanks for the recipe as have been searching for eggless, no butter banana bread and this was a hit!

    Regards
    Gayathri

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  65. Unknown17/11/13 9:30 AM

    Hi Jeyashri,
    My friend suggested me to try this banana cake from your blog as it came out very well for her. I have leftover sugar syrup from gulab jamun which i made for Diwali. Can i use that instead of sugar?

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    1. Jeyashris Kitchen17/11/13 2:28 PM

      Though it sounds interesting, but i am not sure how it will come as consistency of sugar and sugar syrup are not same.

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  66. Unknown31/12/13 10:55 AM

    Hi Jeyashri,

    Yesterday I tried this recipe & it came out really well. My Daughter Loved it with a little banana man in the middle. I made it as a cake, as i dint have the Bread loaf pan . Thanks for the wonderful & healthy recipe. Gr8 work. Way to Go.. :-)

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  67. Baskar K31/12/13 2:54 PM

    I tried this bread and it was awesome .

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  68. Anu27/2/14 4:00 AM

    Tried and yummmmmmeeeee!

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  69. Unknown5/3/14 2:12 PM

    Thanks jayashree......it came out so so yummy and just perfect.

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  70. Apitha Iyer15/11/14 5:11 PM

    I have made this bread many times and everyone loves it .

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  71. Unknown31/1/15 10:26 AM

    I baked this today and it was successful. This was my first attempt and am very pleased with the result. It took only 30 mins for me at 350F & preheat of 10 mins. Thanks for posting this recipe, its a keeper.

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  72. Devi Ramachandran17/4/15 3:58 AM

    Hello jeyashri
    I have been following your blog for a long time.Have tried many recipes and all of them have come out perfect taste, texture and flavour wise. Today had searched for eggless banana bread as i had some ripen bananas and found you had the recipie so went ahead without having a second search.best part was no butter too.Jus out from the oven it smells heaven and i had a small bite of it and it was soo yummy and spongy.I added some walnuts too..Waiting for my husband to taste in the evening :) Keep up the great work..

    Regards
    Devi

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  73. Unknown12/12/16 10:18 PM

    Thank you so much Jeyashri.... the cake came out very nicely, on my 4 attempt though

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