EVERYBODY EATS BANANA BREAD WITH PEANUT WHIP
Jamie Robert Johnston
Makes
about 10 slicesPreparation
30 mins plus 15 mins restingCook
45 minsIngredients
| FOR THE PEANUT WHIP | |
| 1 cup cream | |
| 2 tablespoons peanut butter (I like Fix & Foggs super crunchy) | |
| 2 tablespoons icing sugar | |
| BANANA BREAD | |
| 150ml milk | |
| 6g baking soda | |
| 330g plain flour | |
| pinch of cinnamon | |
| pinch of nutmeg | |
| 6g baking powder | |
| 4 bananas | |
| 220g soft brown sugar | |
| 220g caster sugar | |
| 3 eggs | |
| 160g butter, melted |
Instructions
| 1. | PEANUT WHIP |
| 2. | Put all the ingredients in a stand mixer and whip until it doubles in size and it looks like whipped cream. |
| 3. | This can be refrigerated for a week and used on pretty much any dessert. |
| 4. | BANANA BREAD |
| 5. | Heat the oven to 170°C. |
| 6. | Using the wrapper from the butter, grease and line a loaf tin (a tip I got from a volunteer). |
| 7. | Put the milk and baking soda into a saucepan and warm gently, then set aside. |
| 8. | Sift the flour, spices, baking powder and a pinch of salt into a bowl, repeating three times. |
| 9. | Put the bananas, sugars, eggs and butter into a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment. |
| 10. | Whisk on a medium speed, slowly pouring in the milk until a wet banana slurry is formed. |
| 11. | Add the sifted flour mix to the banana slurry in three parts, mixing well between each addition until you have a nice smooth batter. |
| 12. | Pour the batter into the paper-lined loaf tin. |
| 13. | Let the batter sit in the tin at room temperature for 15 minutes to rest before hitting the oven. |
| 14. | Bake for 30 minutes then turn the loaf tin around and bake for a further 15 minutes. |
| 15. | To check if it’s cooked, stick in a skewer; if it comes out clean it’s done. |
| 16. | Let it cool overnight, turn out and cut into thick slices. Spread over the peanut whip. |
Recipes & food styling Jamie Robert Johnston / Photography Josh Griggs
Tags: peanut whip, banana bread

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