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MOIST BANANA BREAD 
1 1/2 cups sugar
1/2 cup (1 stick) butter
2 eggs
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1 1/2 cups flour
3 large very ripe bananas, mashed
1/2 cup nuts, chopped (optional)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Blend together sugar, butter, and eggs. Add dry ingredients, which have been sifted together. Add mashed bananas, chopped nuts (if using), and vanilla extract. Pour into a greased loaf pan.

Bake at 375°F degrees for 1 hour.

Brush top with melted butter or glaze with confectioners icing, if desired, while loaf is still warm.

recipe reviews
Moist Banana Bread
   #68919
 Shelly says:
Not only is this the best banana bread recipe I have ever made, but it freezes wonderfully. Once defrosted it tastes like it just came out of the oven!!
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 Kelly (United States) says:
It is very good but I replaced vanilla with banana extract and it is even better than the one I made with the vanilla!!!!! Thank you for the recipe!!!
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 Chris (North Carolina) says:
Totally moist and DELISH!! I let the bananas turn almost all black to it was really awesome!
   #63619
 Lainey (Ontario) says:
I just keep coming back to this recipe over and over again. I always turns out great no matter what kind of modifacation or addition I make. A great base recipe :)
   #62668
 Susan (United States) says:
I had an old recipe I always used but couldn't find it so I went to google and came across this recipe. I couldn't believe how moist it came out! Very yummy and very easy! My old recipe had to be wrapped and sit for a day before you could get the moist and yummy flavor from it. This is now my new recipe!!!
   #62255
 Stephanie (United States) says:
I love this recipe and the bread turns out so moist! I cook it for the guys in my husband's squadron and they all request it now. I have made it twice and make it exactly as the directions say and it slightly burns the outside of the bread both times now. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
   #60959
 Chandana (Washington) says:
Hello, the bread tasted really good. I baked them in two loaf pans. However, I to cut down the baking quite a bit around 40 mins and even then they were quite dark .. not burnt .. but getting very close. I am not sure why that would be the case? I would really like to bake it again so would greatly appreciate some advice.
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 Bev (Texas) says:
I had to alter it a little. I did not have enough bananas so I added 1/8 cup of milk. I used a glass baking pan and saw it cooking too fast at 375°F so I after 20 min I lowered the temp to 350°F and left the cooking time the same.

Great flavor I'll use this recipe again and again.
   #113058
 Kathlyn (Florida) replies:
I love this! Its so moist and I don't mash my bananas up to much so its chunky, best ever!! And I love how the top gets if you bake in a 13 by 9 glass dish golden and crunchy
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 Ray Riley (Illinois) replies:
This is a masterpiece. Best recipe ever. Baked in a glass Pyrex bowl. You need a slim knife to loosen but it is superb.
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 Al (Tennessee) replies:
This is an excellent banana bread recipe "as is".
This recipe tastes like banana nut bread should taste.
No fiddling with ingredients needed.
I have made this recipe many times, and everyone who tastes it always wants seconds. It doesn't last long in my house.

Metal vs. Glass Loaf Pan:

One thing that I did find, though, that has nothing to do with the recipe, but does affect baking time:

Use a metal loaf pan to bake this recipe. I used a Corning clear glass loaf pan, and it wasn't done in the middle. That's because of the difference between glass and metal pans. To bake this recipe in a clear glass loaf pan, decrease the temperature to 350°F, and bake 20-25 minutes longer, checking the center with a toothpick until the toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean; and let cool completely before slicing.
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 Pattijo Walraven (Texas) says:
This is one of many recipes that I'll keep & pass down!! Excellent!
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 Sofia (Mexico) says:
This is the best recipe for banana bread I have ever prepared and loved the result.

The recipe is so easy, easy ingredients, easy baking, easy everything and the bread is delicious. I finished baking it last night and my boyfriend finished it already.

It was awesome, I can't wait to have more bananas!
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 Brenda (California) says:
I have made this recipe on many occasions. I also add 3/4 to 1 cup nuts to the recipe. I also double the recipe and pour into a Bundt pan -- makes a nice presentation!
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 Queenbee (Texas) replies:
My family loved this. Had only 2 ripe bananas and put into Bundt pan. Baked 10 min less than recipe and came out a bit dark but we liked the crunchy outer layer. Will do again!
   #53919
 Kelly (Minnesota) says:
The best banana bread ever! Very easy and very moist and delicious! Much love!!!!
   #50956
 Camryone (Maryland) says:
Moist with a crispy crust .... much better than the recipe I have used for many years. This is my new Banana Bread recipe! I added a cup of dried cranberries.
   #50957
 Camryone (Maryland) replies:
P.S. I used foil bread loaf pans... this was enough batter for two loaves... I separated the batter and made two loaves.
   #50298
 Ruth (South Africa) says:
Perfectly MOIST! Yay! Thank you. I am writing this in my "special acquired recipe journal for future use. I used whole macadamian nuts instead. Lovely. I only had 2 very ripe (caramel coloured) bananas, and one normaly ripe one - but the bread still tasted delicious and very moist.
   #48654
 Shannon M (Maryland) says:
This is an AMAZING recipe. I have tried so many different Banana recipes, and THIS IS IT!!!

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