This morning I made banana nut muffins because they are his favorite and i had past due bananas begging to be used.
banana muffins
1 3/4 c flour
1/3 c sugar
2 t baking powder
1/3 c canola oil
3/4 c soy milk
1 c mashed banana
1/2 c walnuts
ener g egg replacer = to 1 egg
to dry ingredients add... soy milk, oil, egg replacer, banana and walnuts. mix lightly and put into muffin tin.
bake at 400 degrees for 25-35 minutes
makes 12
*no animals were harmed making these muffins
pretty pretty pictures! I love the mixes of plaids with the floral pillow - it should be on the cover of country living. :)
ReplyDeleteBanana anything is my favorite...but I hate plain bananas - isn't that crazy!
Looks like fall over there ~
talk with you soon.
Kate thinks your pictures look straight out of a magazine. She's going to make Gavin these muffins when the bananas rippen a bit more.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures as always
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Hey Janet!
ReplyDeleteLove the new look! Now I'm hungry, lol!
Sue
xo
I love how you make 'whipping up' these scrumptuous treats all the time look and sound SO easy. ;) Gorgeous images.
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Your pictures show a luxe arrangement...a feast for the eyes and soul...and some delcious looking muffins....wish I could come over and share some of this goodness with you Janet.
ReplyDeleteyum. will try.
ReplyDeleteYeah, but how did the bananas feel about being mashed? They look awesome. I need to start baking, I think.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture. I really admire your photography skills!
ReplyDeleteI made a batch of these yesterday (almost exactly the same recipe!). I happened to also have some left over strawberries that were getting soft, so I added them to the mix and they were really good!
Karin
sarah - thanks and i think bananas are my fav all around fruit. it does feel like fall finally.
ReplyDeleteanon - kate has a good eye and she'll love the muffins. not too sweet.
sue - thank you.
morning t - they are easy!!!
leslie - i wish you could come over too. but you better hurry b/c he has already eaten 5.
melinda - thanks you will like them.
steve - the bananas were begging me so i had to do it!
karin - strawberries sound fantastic. and i have no photography skills. i just point, shoot and hope for the best.
Dear Ms Janet, I love banana muffins. How did you know! How beautifully you have presented them too. Thank you. By the way, what are energy egg replacers?
ReplyDeletelinda - ener g egg replacer is basically potato starch and you mix it w/water to help bind ingredients and help them rise. but the rising leaves a little to be desired. the result tastes good but is a little flatter than normal baking w/eggs. did you catch slim's comment on my last post about you?
ReplyDeleteJ the Level of illness here is bad. What would a vegan do when faced with the flu? It's 4.07 am and I can't sleep.
ReplyDeleteI want a muffin NOW
Dear Janet, First, I love the 'New Look' of your weblog. pared down to the essentials....so very stylish.
ReplyDeleteSecondly, I do not really care for bananas and cannot cook, but your muffins look delicious.
Thirdly, I do like the styling of your china cup and saucer with your most appetizing looking muffin, the chintzy cushion and tartan throw. A very 'English' scene!!
Yummy, yummy!
ReplyDeleteA yummy easy muffin recipe that you made look so inviting! This is why I love reading blogs, beautiful picture!
ReplyDeleteff - a vegan would force fluids, rest and never eat meat!
ReplyDeleteedith - thank you for noticing the blog changes and the details in the photo.
wildflower cabin - thank you and welcome.
londen - thank you so much.
Janet,
ReplyDeleteA couple of things....
1) I'm making those muffins tonight, they look amazing!
2) I'm loving the little touches of plaid that have been showing up in your posts lately.
3) Have I mentioned I like the new look of your blog? It made me change mine.
4) I think we need to plan another blogger flea market trip - even if Eddie can't make it. : )
Happy Wednesday!
Melissa
Whoops - forgot #5
ReplyDelete5) These pictures belong in a magazine.
That's all!
Well done Ms.One.
ReplyDeletehow do you get your pictures so BIG?
Or when mine get better will blogger automatically do that?
xo Jane
Yum
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They do look delicious. You also have a beautiful looking blog. I enjoyed reading your take on camping or is that glamping?
ReplyDeletemelissa - thank 5x, you are a sweetheart.
ReplyDeletejane - if i told you i'd have to kill you. just click x-large when you post them. that should do it.
anne marie - thanks.
brismod - i like that glamping!
gorgeous pictures too. waiting for my muffin to arrive. xo terri
ReplyDeleteYummy. I love all things with bananas in it, but can't stand to eat bananas. You probably don't need to know this, but speaking of bananas...
ReplyDeleteDeborah
P.S. love you new blog format, too.
ReplyDeleteWish I could try these muffins ... I love everything that has bananas in it!!!
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I agree with Karin, you have great photography skills...could I use vanilla soymilk in the recipe?
ReplyDeleteLinda
Dear Janet, Oh, it could not be more charming! Hugs, Joyce
ReplyDeleteterri - i'll send one airmail.
ReplyDeletedeborah - you're like sarah above who loves banana in things but doesn't like them plain. funny. thanks.
maria cecilia - yes, i agree w/you.
linda - thank you and yes of course you can use vanilla soy or even almond milk.
joyce - thank you. you are so sweet.
Love these images as much as I love the taste of banana muffins! Think this will be one to try very soon - thanks Janet. The plaid is gorgeous too. x
ReplyDeleteYou must live not too far from me. We have camped off of 38 and taken the hike to the Aspen grove many times. Isn't it wonderful to have that little bit of heaven so close. I am in the San Gabriel Valley.
ReplyDeleteSimple, luxurious pleasure. That's all I can say!
ReplyDeletesarah - it would warm my heart if mr se liked them.
ReplyDeletesunny - we are in redlands so the aspen groves are about a 40 minute drive for us.
bodeci - thank you, that's all i can say.
I like to freeze my bananas when they are perfectly ripe. Then I can drop one in a smoothie, or mash one & make these great sounding muffins! (I peel them first & wrap individually in plastic wrap then into a freezer bag.)
ReplyDeleteVery nice new look to your blog.Simply beatiful!
The banana muffins are in the oven right now with 3 minutes to go. They smell heavenly. Thanks so much for sharing. Julie
ReplyDeletesandra - such a great idea wrapping them individually.
ReplyDeletejulie - i hope you enjoy them. report back please.
Well, I have to admit that I altered the recipe a bit. I do love butter, so I dipped the tops in melted butter, then in cinnamon and sugar. Sorry, to be so indulgent and forgo your healthier version, but they were magnifique! --Julie
ReplyDeletejulie - i'm so happy you responded. so you dipped them in butter after they were done baking. that sounds so good. i could easily do that with earth balance, cinnamon and sugar. delightful. thanks!
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