I still have a hand written recipe for banana bread (18 years old!) from a lovely lady named Sandy. I never got mine to taste as amazing as hers so over the years the recipe has morphed into this, in an effort to reduce sugar, and most recently...incorporate cranberries into banana bread. Tweak away to suit your preferences!!

I love Banana bread, but sometimes I don't feel like dragging a whole bunch of ingredients out to make it. My mom gave me a quick and delicious way of making Banana Bread without out all the fuss

Banana bread is best when the bananas are overripe. So, next time, you have overripe bananas on hand? Think banana cake!! It’s only taking 15 minutes to prepare everything then you will have a moist, rich banana cake. My favorite is adding chocolate chips and walnut, they are a classic combination. This will be the BEST banana cake recipe you never have!#bananaCheck out my cooking video -> youtu.be/eKMquuBj_Rs

I love banana bread but it just doesn't turn out like I prefer it so I invented this easy and tasty Banana bread/cake

Must be something about cooler weather and me and Bisquick. Gets close to fall and I gravitate to the Bisquick recipes. This cake version is a nice change from heavy banana bread. If you are eating this on the run you should probably skip the syrup!

Delicious, moist cupcakes with a touch of cinnamon and peanut butter

I added chocolate to.I used a Panasonic Home Bakery bread machine. Your bread machine may differ, so follow the instructions for baking cakes.By scraping down the flour on the inside of the pan halfway through, the surface of the cake will bake nicely and evenly. Recipe by Banyangarden

Moist yogurt, banana, and chocolate cake made in a bread maker.

I was looking for cake recipes to make every week since I like to bake something on Sundays. I couldn't decide, so I went with the classic yogurt-measured cake but made some changes in the quantities and added apples. It turned out amazing, the best I've ever made. Very fluffy and moist, it didn't last long even though I'm the only one with a sweet tooth and I'm maintaining my diet, so I only had a small piece. I made it in a bread maker, but it can also be done by hand and then baked in the oven. I always sift the flour, but this time I didn't, and it turned out better than ever.

I saw on TV that mixing tofu with pancake mix gives a soft texture. I thought you could bake bread with cake flour and tofu and gave it a try. It was so soft and delicious, so I decided to upload the recipe.The first time I made this, I used a medium crust setting, but it turned out very hard. So I definitely suggest using a light crust setting.When we have bread flour at home I substitute 10 - 20 g of the cake flour for strong flour for a softer, fluffier texture. Recipe by mi0921