Banana bread with buckwheat {sans gluten – without milk}
Comme tout le monde il m’arrive d’avoir des bananes bien trop mûres dans mon panier de fruits (là vous vous dites : « wahoo sa vie est passionnante !!! »), alors mon gâteau chouchou pour y remédier c’est bien le banana bread (comprenez pain à la banane ou gâteau à la banane !). Vous trouverez déjà dans les archives mille versions de banana bread, un aux noix de pécan, un layer cake or un à la crème de marrons… bref vous l’aurez compris c’est un gâteau dont on raffole et qui se trouve être parfait pour le petit-déjeuner. Voici donc une recette de banana bread au sarrasin, a gluten-free banana bread this time that we all loved, and then around here it's a bit of a tradition to have a homemade cake for breakfast’ so I make at least one a week to satisfy my gourmands !
I wish you a beautiful week my little wolf, on my side I continue my incantation for the arrival of the Baby !
- 3 bananas + 1 for the top
- 100 g buckwheat flour
- 100 g rice flour
- 100 g vegetable margarine
- 2 eggs
- 90 g cane sugar
- 1 baking powder
- 1 pinch of salt
- 1 tablespoon of kasha seeds (roasted buckwheat)
- Preheat the oven to 180°.
- Beat together the eggs and sugar then add the melted margarine.
- Place the flours and baking powder in a bowl.
- Mash the bananas with a fork and add them to the flour.
- Then add the rest of the ingredients to the bowl., mix well.
- Pour the batter into a rectangular non-stick mold or lined with baking paper then add the banana cut in half on top and the kasha seeds.
- Bake 35-40 minutes.
Emilie
Elise says at the table
8.2.17It is very beautiful! I love this kind of cake with the whole banana!
And there, with buckwheat, it must be very nice!
Perrine
10.2.17Too good an idea, this mix of flavors, I remember !
Perrine
20.3.17Do ! That he was good, Thank you for sharing, I treasure the recipe ! =) See you soon, Perrine
Emilie
30.3.17Oh thank you very much Perrine 😉
SARAH
10.2.17I really want to test!!
it looks crazy 🙂 And since I'm already a fan of "classic" banana bread, a little variation wouldn't hurt 🙂
Perrine
20.3.17I confirm, it's crazy, to do 😉
Agnes
3.4.17I make all my cakes and savory pasta with buckwheat and rice. But a small question, in this recipe , the result is more like a loaf or a cake? As there is a lot of sugar , it's pretty sweet I guess?
Emilie
17.4.17Yes it's called like that but it's a cake 😉
Isabelle
31.7.17I do it regularly I just put coconut blossom sugar .
It is top a real treat !!!
Emilie
7.8.17Thank you very much Isabelle 🙂
Sylvia
2.8.17Allergic to gluten and lactose, I tried this recipe yesterday. A little skeptical at first (I gave up on the idea of eating cakes) I was more than pleasantly surprised. The cake is not dry, he has good taste. A real treat !!!!! I had a hard time not eating it whole 🙂 thank you for this great recipe.
Emilie
7.8.17Thank you very much Sylvia, I'm glad you enjoyed this cake 😉
gaelle
17.11.20Super too good !!!
I replaced the margarine with 55g of coconut oil, removed 20g of rice flour which I replaced with 20g of coconut flour.
Soft as you wish, a little coconut aftertaste that goes very well with bananas and buckwheat.
Thank you for this recipe, validated, approved 🙂
Emilie
18.11.20Thank you Gaëlle for this return and this gourmet adaptation 😉