I had over ripe bananas to use up this week and happened to
think butterscotch chips might be good in it. So, I looked online
to see if it had ever been done before or if I was about to
create something original! Well, it turns out that this combination
has been around for years! Who knew?
This particular recipe was given a 5 star review so I chose it.
It was wonderful, moist, and such a nice change from
plain old banana bread. I will certainly be making it again!
The house smelled wonderful while it was baking!
I had enough bananas to double the recipe and make two
loaves. One is going to work with The Mister.
That is, if we don't dig into it before he takes it!
The butterscotch chips melt into the bread as it bakes!
Butterscotch Banana Bread
For One 9" Loaf
2 ripe bananas, mashed
3/4 c sugar
2 eggs
1/4 c butter, melted
1 t vanilla
Mix above ingredients well in mixer.
In a separate bowl, sift....
1 3/4 c flour
2 t baking powder
1/2 t baking soda
1/2 t salt
1 t cinnamon
1/2 t nutmeg
Add dry ingredients to the mixer, alternating with
1/4 c milk.
Mix just until combined.
Stir in 6 oz butterscotch chips
and 1 c chopped pecans.
(reserve a little to sprinkle on top before baking)
Bake at 350 in greased 9" bread pan
for 50-55 minutes. Toothpick test.
It's pretty, too, isn't it?
Original recipe from HERE.
It's better the 2nd day, if you can wait. :)
Enjoy!
♥
yum! and with lots of butter just the way I like it!
ReplyDeleteyep...me, too! yum!
DeleteEver since you mention this recipe, it hasn't left my brain.
ReplyDeletewhew! Glad you shared it this quickly.
Got to have it!
Now, maybe my mind will be fixed on something else, like exercise (yea, right).
I ate way too much of this already! haha. You'll have to try it...
DeleteOh yeah. Good luck with that "wait". Ha ha.
ReplyDeletehaha...good excuse to make two. But it is even more delicious the next day..and moister, too!
DeleteI'd have to hide it - even from myself!
DeleteI have four bananas on the verge of being just perfect .... I wonder if I added some shredded coconut to the recipe how it might taste ~~~ I'm going to do it! Coconut and butterscotch, yummy. Maybe a few raisins, I know now I'm getting goofy.
ReplyDeletehaha...well, it's your bread...you can make it however you want! :)
DeleteThat looks easy enough!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I make my banana-blueberry-lemon loaf...I cheat!!!...A lot!
I use a cake mix...and add in the fruit...usually frozen bananas...and frozen berries..ha!
Now you know!
That dos look delicious...I bet I could just add the butterscotch chips to my cake mix!
Picked up a quart of Buttermilk today...YOU know what that means!!!
Enjoy your evening!
Cheers!
Linda :o)
Do you??? haha...I'm not really a cake mix girl...although I have 2 recipes I love that call for one. I do love your blueberry buttermilk breakfast cake, though...I've made that several times. And I always have buttermilk on hand!
DeleteThat would kill me
ReplyDeleteNot nice of thee lol
I saved you a banana, nice and plain
Deleteso I wouldn't cause you any pain.
:)
Well those are okay
DeleteStill don't eat them at my bay
How about a spinach leaf or two
Deletefor picky little you?
my oh my, this sounds and looks amazing!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteyou must make it!!! very yummy!
DeleteI love this banana bread betsy, look delicious!
ReplyDeleteit was even better than I thought it would be! yum!
DeleteI think I better NOT make this :-)
ReplyDeleteyes, you must! you'll be dreaming about it until you do! hahaha....
DeleteYum! I'm going to try this - minus the nuts! They ruin a good recipe. :)
ReplyDeleteno nuts??? You mean your favorite pie isn't pecan, like me? :)
Deleteso its good? i never thought of putting butterscotch in banana bread.
ReplyDeletehave loved it since i was a kid. its what the old ladies used to pay
my dad when he did housework for them...that and zuchinni bread
haha..you sound skeptical! :)
DeleteThat sounds wonderful! Not quite as wonderful as peach pie ;) , but wonderful none the less.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how zucchini would be with butterscotch chips... Nah, maybe I'll stick to chocolate for that.
I would agree that peach pie would win out! Maybe we could trade a slice. :)
DeleteWe'll have to meet somewhere int he middle. :)
DeleteI wonder where that would be exactly? :)
DeleteI love butterscotch candies and pudding so I know i'd love this version of banana bread, Betsy! It looks so delicious and perfect for the upcoming fall.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to try it and let me know what you think! :)
DeleteOh, such a gorgeous colour. I bet the smell in your house was amazing. I would never think to add butterscotch chips, but now I can't STOP thinking about it!
ReplyDeleteBake some, Suzanne! ha.
DeleteSounds yummy. Your pictures are excellent.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda...it was a pretty bread, too...love that.
DeleteThis looks like a huge success to me Betsy, absolutely delicious, looks just perfect!
ReplyDeleteDo you bake, Matt? Surprise your mom. ha.
DeleteThanks for sharing the recipe, Betsy, it sounds yummy! I'm definitely going to make it, but since someone gave my husband two large zucchinis yesterday, I first have to make zucchini bread. I'm using the recipe you posted last year...I just have to decide which version to try this time!
ReplyDeleteWell, my favorite was the blueberry and lemon, but there were are really good! I haven't made any zucchini bread yet! We've just been eating it as a veggie!
DeleteThat's the one I was thinking about trying! Our 4 blueberry bushes produced wonderfully this year and the chipmunks didn't eat near as many as they typically do...lol. It's so nice not having to ration them for a change!
DeleteButterscotch and bananas!! I'm drooling! YES, it is beautiful! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteI love it when food is not only tasty, but pretty, too! :)
DeleteThanks for sharing this wonderful combo of yummy goodness. Your loaves look beautiful...and I'm sure the Mister's coworkers were happy you tried it too. Mouth-watering photos!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you try it...I know you like butterscotch chips!
DeleteOK, another diet deal breaker...love the combination, perfect for our couples bible study on Wednesdays!
ReplyDeleteOh, that would be perfect. Make sure you bake it on Tuesday. It's better the 2nd day. yum!
DeleteThat cake looks delicious. My daughter has started making banana cake whenever we have very ripe bananas at home. I insist on keeping my share and using them for my regular smoothie! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
well, sweet bread and smoothies are both great ways to use up bananas! I've have a hard time choosing!
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