These Banana Bread Mini Loaves can be made with just one bowl and one pan! So easy and delicious!
Banana Bread Mini Loaves
Hi friends! Happy National Banana Bread Day! Are you a banana bread fan?! I so am. Maybe a close second to my all time favorite Pumpkin Nut Bread. And a prerequisite to any bread recipe for me is it has to be easy. Like one bowl and forget about it easy. And this recipe for these Banana Bread Mini Loaves is just that.
Banana Bread Ingredients
Seriously. We actually look forward to when we have a few bananas that didn’t get devoured by the boys. Once they’re nice and ripe I just mash them up, mix in some butter, sugar, flour and a few more ingredients and we’re good to go!
How to Make Banana Bread
Now this recipe can make a regular-sized loaf of banana bread but because I like mine without nuts and my husband likes his WITH, I grabbed my favorite Wilton Mini Loaf Pan!
TOOLS USED TO MAKE THIS RECIPE:
- LOAF PAN: I love this mini loaf maker!
- BREAD KNIFE: The best bread knife out there for your buck!
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Banana Bread Mini Loaves
Ingredients
- 3 ripe bananas
- 1/3 cup melted butter
- 1 tsp baking soda
- Pinch of salt
- 1 cup of sugar
- 1 beaten egg
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups of all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans optional
Instructions
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In a large bowl, mash ripe bananas and melted butter until the mixture is fairly smooth.
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Add in baking soda and salt and stir.
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Add sugar, egg and vanilla extract.
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Mix in the flour.
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Once combined, pour batter into mini loaves pan (sprinkle pecans on top if desired).
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Bake at 350 for 25 - 35 minutes or until toothpick inserted into bread comes out clean.
Paige says
That mini loaf pan is so cute! I love it!
Paige
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Kate @ DCL says
Banana bread is long time favorite for us 🙂 {I’d definitely be on the no-nut half lol!}
Kimberly Sneed says
Haha, I’m with you there, Kate! 🙂
Rachel says
I love banana bread! These mini loafs are so cute!
Margaret Redenbaugh says
How full do I fill my loaf pans?
Kimberly Sneed says
Great question, Margaret! I always do about 2/3rd’s full. Hope that helps!
Linda says
Just made this and very pleased with ease of recipe (no dragging out mixer or time consuming prep) and the flavor! Followed recipe but added walnuts to top. Delicious, definitely a keeper and next time maybe I’ll add a few mini semisweet chips! This was a quick recipe from start to finish and will be using from now on! Thanks for sharing!
Kimberly Sneed says
So happy to hear that, Linda! I also love how easy they are to whip up. Perfect for those ripe bananas!
dianne says
Hi,
I made these today. I used a four cavity mini loaf pan –greased and floured the cavities because I wasn’t going to risk it. 😉
Mine baked 25 min in a convection-mode oven, cooled them 10 min in the pan before turning them out–lovely brown color on them.
The recipe is very forgiving –I goofed and added my egg with the butter and bananas before mashing eeek. I was worried the egg would be overbeaten by the time I was done with the recipe, but the little loaves came out great!
Thanks for the recipe!
Kimberly Sneed says
So happy to hear that, Dianne!
Terry D. says
Hi just made this recipe tonight, looking for banana bread that didn’t take an hour or so. Use that mini loaf pan after all these years in back of cabinet. Came out great, light texture and great brown on sides and bottom. The only thing I would suggest is grease the each loaf with shortening, which I did and didn’t stick at all. This is a keeper!