Monday 18 April 2016

Apple Cinnamon Banana Bread


I served  a slice of this Apple Cinnamon Banana Bread to my partner after dinner. "Apple mai cho like that. Boh ho chiak one" (Don't do this with apples. It doesn't taste good). Aiyah. My customer is not happy. But that was before he ate the cake.

As he chewed, he nodded his head and commented that the cake was not too sweet and it was just nice. I think he is still spooked by my Rustic Apple Cake. But never mind his opinion, I had earlier whacked 4 slices of the cake. I thought it was very nice - very moist banana, apple and cinnamon flavor.


You can see that the cake is too moist.

Another comment he made was that the cake was too wet. Agreed, it was on the moist side and it was due to me putting too much mashed bananas and diced apples into the cake. It was a case of less is more. Don't overdo the filling or else it will backfire.












Apple Cinnamon Banana Bread
Recipe Source : Adapted from Just a Taste

Ingredients :
- 250g self-raising flour
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1tsp ground cinnamon
- 2 ripe bananas, mashed (I prefer pisang berangan. I used 5 bananas. Do not do that)
- 1/2 cup yogurt
- 2 large eggs
- 100g melted butter
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 red apples, diced (I used 3 apples. Do not do that)

Method :
1. In a mixing bowl, combine flour, brown sugar and ground cinnamon. Set aside.
2. In another mixing bowl, combine mashed bananas, yogurt, eggs, melted butter and vanilla extract.
3. Fold in diced apples.
4. Then pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and mix until well combined.
5. Pour into a loaf pan and bake art 160C for 50 minutes or until skewer inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean.

32 comments:

  1. I could clearly see that the cake is very moist with banana, apple and I could even smell the fragrant cinnamon from my 4-D computer!! LOL
    Whatever you partner dislikes, send it over to me and I will appreciate them besides posting a blog too...

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    1. I ditto TM's comments! hahahaha.. but too bad, I am sure your partner does not dislike anything.. still eat first... then comment later... TM, you no chance la! Unless one day, we "force" PH to come out and meet us!! Then we sure will get chance to eat her goodies!!

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    2. Claire, I have given up hoping and dreaming la. Not sure whether PH is too shy or too worried to meet me. I have been spying around Uptown area to catch her. Last night I saw one lady that 'resembled' her who went to tapao dinner from Tar Chong Mixed Rice shop. Wakakakaka

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    3. Oi, talking about me ah? hee..hee...

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  2. Aiyorrrrr!!! If you serve me, bread or cake, I would love it, I'm sure. Some people have all the luck in the world, got people making nice things to eat. Me? Sobssssss!!!! :D

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    1. Aiyah...you are also lucky mah, forever receiving gifts here, there and everywhere hee..hee...

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  3. Your partner speaks two different dialects? :D I think I'll be like your partner...I don't quite like apples in my banana cake too! ;)

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  4. I like your cake especially got Apple, got banana, got cinnamon and love that it is wet. Please open an online store after you retire and I will place many orders with you.

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  5. Would love to try it. ;-)

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  6. It does look a bit moist but the chunky pieces of apples and bananas more than made up for it. I am drooling over the cake.

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    1. Somehow I liked it even though it is "too moist".

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  7. I don't mind to by your guinea pig.... hehe...

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    1. Come, come, got many things you can try hee..hee...

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  8. I have never combine apples with banana in a cake before. Looks moist! A slice, or two, would be lovely with a mug of hot coffee!

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    1. It was so good that I had many slices when it was still warm.

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  9. Apple cinnamon rolls, I've eaten before, very nice.. Now add mai banana inside, I think the whole house very fragrant.. I'm expecting darker colour, but who cares, your apple banana bread I can sapu finish in 1 day, no issues.. Few slices for breakfast and Milo, few slices for kudap-kudap at 3pm, and few slices for supper, habistttt..

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    1. Like that you can finish one whole loaf in a day. It's nice on the day it is baked but next day not so good.

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  10. eat the cake with a cup of hot coffee will be fine..

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  11. It won't be too wet for me, I like more fruits in the cake! :D

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    1. Me too! I sapu when it was still warm.

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  12. Apples and bananas combo? This is new to me, however I would love to grab a slice. Looks moist and yummy especially with a cup of kopi-O

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  13. Hi Phong Hong, my hubby makes similar comments like this whenever I serve him something with bananas. He always have the idea that bakes with bananas wouldn't last long and he is very careful if it is still good even freshly baked. Hai Yah....

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    1. Hi Kimmy! hah..hah...same problem :D

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  14. Aiyoh Phong Hong,
    Why no call me ... I would love to have a big slice of this moist and fragrant cake ^-^!

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  15. Great transformation, Phong Hong!!! You have made Boh ho chiak apples into Ho chiak apples!!! :D :D :D

    Zoe

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    1. Thanks, Zoe! To me it was ho chiak hah..hah...

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