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Looking for an easy banana bread recipe with an even sweeter twist? Ashley Moore shows Julia Collin Davison how to take banana bread to the next level by adding delicious bits of bittersweet chocolate. Plus, Ashley gives a great tip on how you can make banana bread even if your bananas aren’t yet overripe.

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  1. 2
    @ausomeAO

    I wish ATK would realize it’s 2026 and not 1996 and weighing baked ingredients is the way to go. Therefore it would be nice if the YouTube recipes conveyed that.

  2. 4
    @brulath_bro

    roasting the bananas doesn’t ripen them tho… it just makes the exterior brown and the interior soft, essentially steaming them inside their own skins. they should still taste roughly the same as cooking != ripening. so weird seeing ATK keep promoting debunked stuff.

    unless the banana flavour isn’t important in this recipe. but then why say it is?

    • 8
      @drstewart

      For an occasional home baker, it doesn’t matter. Both will get you where you need to be, and few recipes are so precise that the small variation would make a difference. Use what you have available, and try a different way later to see if you like it. You can convert approximately if needed for the individual recipe.

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