
Brazil & banana bread
- Sarah Cook
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Cuts into 12 slices
Easy
Prep: 30 mins
Cook: 45 mins - 55 mins
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Often overlooked, these nuts deserve their turn in the spotlight - bake into a squidgy, soft loaf cake with fruit and coconut
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Ingredients
Nutrition
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100ml sunflower oil
plus extra for greasing
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140g caster sugar
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140g plain flour
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140g Brazil nut
roughly chopped
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50g desiccated coconut
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1 tbsp butter
diced, plus extra to serve
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2 large, very ripe bananas
- with black skins is ideal (about 175g peeled weight)
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1 large egg
plus 1 large egg white
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5 tbsp milk
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½ tsp baking powder
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¼ tsp ground cinnamon
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Nutrition: per slice
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kcal299
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fat21g
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saturates6g
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carbs24g
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sugars16g
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fibre2g
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protein4g
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salt0.1g
low
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Method
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step 1
Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Grease a 900g loaf tin, then line the base and ends with a long strip of baking parchment. Stir together 2 tbsp each of the sugar, flour, nuts and coconut. Add the butter and rub together to sticky crumbs. Set aside.
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step 2
Mash the bananas well, then stir in the sunflower oil, egg and milk. In a separate large bowl, mix half of the remaining sugar, followed by the remaining flour, nuts and coconut, then the baking powder and cinnamon.
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step 3
Whisk the egg white to stiff peaks, add the final bit of sugar and whisk again until stiff and shiny. Stir the banana mixture into the dry ingredients, then lightly fold in the egg white mixture. Gently scrape into the tin and scatter over the crumb mixture.
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step 4
Bake for 40 mins until a skewer poked in comes out clean, covering with foil if the bread starts to go too brown. Cool in the tin, then remove and thickly slice, eating with butter, if you like.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, February 2013
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