Banana and Yogurt Cake
- Easy
- 60 min
- Kcal 443
Lots of folks look for a moist, banana bread that’s packed with flavor, and this version always lives up to the hype. Golden brown on the outside, soft and sweet on the inside—families love how every slice of banana bread looks nice on a breakfast table and tastes DELICIOUS any time. Easy banana bread recipes transform those ripe bananas into something everyone enjoys, perfect for a quick breakfast, great snack, or even a kid-friendly treat after school. Busy families find themselves coming back to this loaf again and again. Add some crunch with nuts, try a chocolate chip version for extra fun (kids usually ask for this!), or keep it classic for reliable smiles...that’s why plenty of home bakers keep this banana nut bread close by. The aroma alone often brings people into the kitchen—definitely a family favorite.
Home cooks appreciate a baking soda recipe like this since it always feels like a win—turns out great, looks appealing, and gets eaten up fast. Whether you’re planning for weekend brunches, Saturday afternoons, or a last-minute dessert for family night, this loaf works well. Any time you spot a cluster of bananas browning on the counter, you know it’s a good excuse for another loaf. People love how easily you can switch to different banana bread variations (think chocolate chip banana bread for something extra SWEET), or customize with your favorite mix-ins. Perfect to serve warm for breakfast, cold with butter after dinner, or plain in a lunchbox—it’s versatile and always feels like comfort food. That homemade appeal, combined with the guarantee of a family-approved household staple, pretty much means you’ll never run out of reasons to serve banana bread. Simple, soft, and always welcome...it’s banana bread the way regular families like it.
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To prepare the banana bread, start by peeling the bananas 1 and cutting them into slices 2. Pour them into a bowl and sprinkle with lemon juice to prevent them from blackening 3.
Crush them with a fork 4 to reduce them into a puree, then set aside. In another bowl, pour the chopped butter, soft but still pliable, and the sugar 5. Whisk with a hand mixer 6
and when you have obtained a homogeneous mixture add the eggs, possibly one at a time to combine them better 7. Add a pinch of salt 8, then pour in the banana puree 9.
Mix with a flexible spatula 10 and add the sifted flour with baking soda and baking powder 11. Flavor with cinnamon 12 and stir again.
Pour the dough into the 9x3.5" (22.5x8.5 cm) plumcake pan and level it off 13. Cook in a static oven preheated to 350° (180° C) for about 60 minutes. Try the toothpick test at the end of cooking, then remove your banana bread from the oven 14 and let it cool before removing it from the pan. Enjoy the banana bread alone 15 or with butter, peanut butter or jams.