Last Updated on 20th August 2021 by
The fresh scent of banana bread wafting through the air is a lovely aroma, reminding some of us of warm summer days spent waiting for a loaf to come out of the
If this is the kind of culinary experience you may think is only possible with an
That’s hard to believe, right? Once you try out one of the microwave banana bread recipes for yourself, you may change your mind. The soft, gooey texture of sweet banana bread, cooked all the way through by using a microwave, sounds like magic, but it’s the real deal. You can get tasty bread everyone will want to try and not have the big mess and extra work that’s involved in baking the bread in the
Microwave Banana Bread Recipe
Microwave Banana Bread Recipe
Ingredients
- 4 ¼ tbsp white sugar
- 6 tbsp flour
- ⅛ baking powder
- 3 tbsp milk
- ½ mashed banana
- 1 ½ tsp vanilla extract
- 3 tbsp vegetable oil
- 2 tbsp hazelnut spread
Instructions
- Start by mixing the flour, baking powder, and sugar together in a bowl. Then, in another bowl you can mix the banana, oil, milk, and vanilla extract. Make sure the second bowl is microwave safe. From there, you can pour the flour mixture into the batter and mix those together until they come out smooth.
- Cook your mixture for two minutes and check to see that it is thoroughly cooked. Because there are no eggs in this recipe, it cooks easily and safely. Let the cake cool for a few minutes and then apply the hazelnut spread on it.
Can This Be Made in the Oven ?
If you wanted to make this banana bread in the microwave recipe and make it in the
The egg will help hold the cake together and give it more of a classic cake texture, but it isn’t necessary. Of course, if you are using egg in this recipe, you will want to ensure it is thoroughly cooked, poking the cake with a fork when done. If the fork comes out clean, the cake has finished cooking. Ensuring that egg is thoroughly cooked will help to protect you from salmonella.
Mug Banana Bread in Microwave
You can go even smaller than a bowl in the microwave for making this cake. It’s possible to make the entire cake inside of a coffee mug, but of course you will have to modify the recipe slightly to fit such a small container.
Cut down your flour to just three tablespoons and your sugar to a tablespoon and this will give you the right measurements for mug-sized banana cake.
If you like your cake moist, adding in 1/8 teaspoon of baking soda and an egg can help. Cook for about three minutes to ensure the egg is cooked thoroughly.
This makes a single serving cake, so don’t feel obligated to share. It’s quick and easy and a good way to make up some tasty breakfast without using a lot of large dishes.
Microwave Banana Bread Pudding
Did you know you can also bake a pudding in the microwave? We have an easy way to make microwave banana bread pudding without all the hassle that comes from baking.
Microwave Banana Bread Pudding
Ingredients
- 1 banana
- 2 tbsp brown sugar
- 1 bun sliced into cubes
- 75 grams yogurt
- 1 cup milk
- 1 dash cinnamon
- ½ tsp vanilla
- 1 egg
Instructions
- Take your bread cubes and place them into a bowl that can be used in the microwave. Then, sprinkle cinnamon and sugar into your bread and mix them together. Cut the banana into slices and combine in the bowl.
- Warm the milk for a minute and add to your mixture. Then, mix in egg, vanilla, and yogurt. Combine everything thoroughly and press the mixture down so that the bread moistens.
- Microwave the contents of the bowl for 3-4 minutes. You can check halfway through to see if the pudding is done.
- This gives you an incredibly delicious banana bread microwave pudding that is so easy to make.
These are some microwave banana bread recipes- easy to make in your microwave and oh so tasty. The next time you have a craving for banana bread but don’t want to use the
Who says homemade bread has to be cooked in an
If you have never made bread before, it can definitely feel intimidating. That’s something reserved for experienced cooks, right? But it doesn’t have to be, and this simple microwave banana bread recipe is proof of that. Anyone can make it and everyone will enjoy it.
I'm Pauline, a mother of four grown children, my passion for cooking stemmed from the joy i get cooking for my family. I love to try new dishes, especially when dining out but creating and sharing my own recipes is my favourite thing to do!