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BISQUICK BANANA BREAD 
2 1/3 cups Bisquick baking mix
1 cup sugar
1/3 cup vegetable oil
3 eggs
3 large very ripe bananas
1 tsp. vanilla
3/4 cup chopped nuts

Mix together Bisquick, sugar, oil and eggs, beat well. Stir in bananas. Add vanilla and nuts.

Bake at 350°F for 55 to 60 minutes in loaf pan.

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Bisquick Banana Bread
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 Teresa (North Carolina) says:
This is absolutely fantastic. I greased the loaf pan with butter and sprinkled granulated sugar on the bottom and sides. Cooking time definitely took an hour. Keep checking to see if the center has baked completely.
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 Nancy Memsic (Washington) replies:
What temperature and how long to bake in a Bundt Pan?
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 Shelby (California) says:
This was an awesome base recipe I added 1 (8 oz.) package of cream cheese and some cinnamon and made muffins, they were creamy and moist.
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 Flgatrnut (Missouri) says:
My whole family loved it!
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 Jackie Simpson says:
I used gluten-free bisquick and left out the nuts. I baked mini muffins and regular muffins...both were a success.
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 Susan (Minnesota) says:
I also tried this recipe with gluten-free Bisquick and it worked just fine. I cut the recipe in half (two medium bananas, one jumbo egg) and made 10 muffins (about 20 minutes).
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 Michelle (Georgia) says:
I used mini loaf pans and was able to get 4 good size mini loafs. I also added craisins, it was delicious! Baked @ 350°F for 55 minutes.
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 Alma (Washington) says:
I omitted the oil, I used 1 cup of Apple sauce with cinnamon, raisins, almonds and 1/4 cup of brandy!! The best ever oil free banana bread I ever baked!!
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 Jeanne H. Tipton (Alabama) says:
If you will use 2 and 1/2 cups Bisquick (not the 2 and 1/3 in recipe); use 1 cup plus 1 tablespoon sugar; 1/8 teaspoon banana flavoring instead of vanilla, you will find it is less "watery." Also, my oven requires the full 60 minutes, sometimes 61 or 62 minutes. Then, this bread is delicious and will stay moist for days. Wrap it up in foil, put it in your frig' and voila ! You'll find a great difference in texture, and you will love it. We do - it is a favorite among my friends who request that I make it for pot lucks. Good luck!
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 Eva Buhl (Washington) says:
I had 4 large ripe bananas and wanted a recipe that would not be soggy. I used 3/4 cup Splenda, 3/4 cup brown Wheylow. I used twice the vanilla and used the French vanilla Baileys creamer instead of milk. Instead of oil I used about 1/2 cup butter and 1 teaspoon butter flavoring. I use 3 plus cups of Bisquick. You might say I really altered the recipe, but it was delicious. Since I had an abundance of batter, I made 12 mini muffins besides the large loaf. I do not usually comment or review on recipes, but this was fabulous.
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 Katherine (South Carolina) replies:
If you like yours so much better, why didn't you write your recipe on a separate post?
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 Diane (California) says:
This is a recipe I used years ago, then stopped baking, now I'm baking again and I didn't remember I used Bisquick to make banana bread and I kept making one recipe after another and nothing even compared with this recipe. My son kept asking why I couldn't make the good banana bread that I use to make that is when it hit me. BISQUICK!!!!
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 Lmichaux (Pennsylvania) says:
Better than any banana bread I have tried to make. Bakes all the way thru and is still moist.
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 Karen RN says:
I substituted the oil for 6 oz. Greek yogurt, Splenda dark for sugar, threw in crushed nuts instead of chopped (sticks in dental work), and added two scoops of vanilla protein powder. Also a tube pan bakes much more evenly and quicker than loaf pans! Yummy and nutritional breakfast for kids!
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 Cynthia Dalton (California) says:
God Bless You All, my family loves the Banana Bread and Me for making it! They think I am the Best Cook Ever! Thank You!
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 Mehere2000 (Ohio) says:
This is my go to recipe for banana bread. I like to add 3/4 cup chocolate chips. I also separate the batter into two loaf pans and decrease the temperature to 325°F.
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 Bonnie Cate (New Mexico) says:
Is this recipe also for high altitude or are there adjustments that need to be made. We live in Albuquerque, NM. THANK YOU

 

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