It must be the scientist in me (loved my 1st Chemistry Set and microscope), so I can't help tweaking recipes even when they are already great. Once again I took my mom's banana bread recipe (think I posted it before but write to me if you want it) and altered it. Usually, I just substitute the sugar with Splenda Blend and add nuts/bittersweet chocolate but I found some dried pineapple rings in my refrigerator (where dried fruit stays good....indefinitely?) so I thought, "Why not?". First I soaked the dried chopped pineapple in some warm water for a few minutes so it would be moister. After mixing the batter I added in the pineapple and popped it into a cold oven before turning up the heat. Notice the pretty silicon mini loaf pans (from Japan but seen in kitchen shops); they work really well (no oiling necessary) and clean up is a breeze.
Here is a look at the yummy result of my 'experiment'. It has a nice sweet, tart taste and might be nice with macadamia nuts sprinkled on top for even more 'local' taste. How about soaking the pineapple in rum first to give it a Banana Foster flavor? Ah, next experiment.........
yummy.. looks good..
ReplyDeleteYou are so multi-talented. Your Pineapple Banana Bread looks so moist and yummy. Making me hungry.
ReplyDeleteYummy, love making them...
ReplyDeleteI've never had it with pineapple, but tried it with banana/chocolate chips, banana/Mandarin oranges(yummy),banana/raisin/macnuts(delish) and banana/fruit cocktail.. Be sure the can fruits are drained completely though....
Looks delicious!!
ReplyDeleteOkay. I already love banana bread. Bet it's even nicer with the pineapple! Yum!
ReplyDeleteCan I use canned or fresh pineapple
ReplyDeleteIs Canned pineapple or fresh an option
ReplyDeletealso pls re post the banana bread receipe I would like to see what yours looks like....and mac nuts a great add
Would like to have your banana bread recipe with the dried pineapple slices!
ReplyDeleteI would like your banana bread recipe, too, please!
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