A celebration of Caribbean flavours, this moist and sticky banana bread is infused with sweet raisins and lightly spiced rum. Just try not to devour it in one go!
Notes:
- We use a 450g / 1lb loaf tin. To line a loaf tin, tear off a piece of baking paper, then use a pair of scissors to cut in from the corners so you can fold the paper into the tin.
- We find the flavour of the rum quite subtle, but you can add more or less depending on how strong you like the flavour. Simply compensate with more or less plant-based milk so the volume of liquid remains the same.
- To make this recipe alcohol free, replace the rum with three extra tbsp of plant-based milk.
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I wanted to love this, as the flavours are fab and it’s not too sweet. However there was something off with the cooking temp/timing for me. Other banana breads I’ve made are cooked lower and slower and I’ve never had an issue. This one seemed lovely & finished on the outside but was gummy inside and simply wouldn’t cook more than that (and I tried). Not sure what happened, but the idea is there for a yummy treat.
I think it’s because the F calculation is incorrect – 180 C is 350 F
I think it’s because the F calculation is incorrect. 180 C is 350 F. Hope this helps!
Delicious! Worked perfectly. The rum is actually really subtle and the raisins add an extra sweetness which is fab! Nice and fluffy on the inside too.
OMG this tasted amaaazing! Perfect texture and perfect flavour!
I had only 2 small bananas so I added 2tbsp of home made apple sauce (with chunks) on top, no dark rum so I used Bacardi white rum, and I replaced 150g of the flour with gluten free flour from Orgran (https://orgran.com/product/orgran-all-purpose-plain-flour/) – I was sceptic but I have to say it all turned out pretty well! Will try next time with the banana on top, caramelised it must be awesome!
You don’t use butter in the recipe banana bread cake