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

I bought pure cocoa for the first time in awhile, so I thought up an original recipe using it ♫♬■ Blend the bananas to your desired texture; mix for a short time for larger pieces, and a longer time for smaller pieces.■ If you don't have a round pan, a muffin pan or pound cake pan should also work.■ Depending on the pan, you may want to coat it with butter or parchment paper.■ The baking time may vary depending on your oven. Test it by inserting a toothpick.■ It's moister and more delicious the day after baking. Be sure to wrap it in plastic wrap, or put it in a plastic bag to store it. Recipe by nathu

Banana Pudding Poke Cake

New to me too....had to try :-)

excellent, moist cake

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

I thought of a recipe that us child-rearing mothers could make together in our cooking club. I made this simple with pancake mix and melted butter so that anyone baking for the first time couldn't even fail. It's easy to make if using this recipe. It's a big hit.The banana is fine if just roughly mashed. If mashing is too much work, you can just slice it and mix it into the cake batter. I used an aluminium pound cake pan (10 x 18 x 5 cm) from the 100 yen shop. The flavor of the banana will be stronger if you can held your hands on a ripe one.Note: With the mold described above, I could slice my cake into 8-10 slices.Since this is made with pancake mix, there's no way you can fail. Just measure the ingredients and mix until there are no flour streaks. Recipe by tsubasa1119

A moist, dense slice of comfort baked to golden perfection. Our Banana Walnut Pound Cake is made with real ripe bananas and enriched with creamy banana pudding for an extra tender crumb and rich banana flavor in every bite. Toasted walnuts are folded throughout the batter, adding a delightful crunch and nutty depth that perfectly complements the natural sweetness of the bananas. Served plain, lightly glazed, or dusted with powdered sugar, it’s a wholesome, flavorful treat ideal for breakfast, dessert, or an anytime indulgence.