I wish I could share some of the bread with each of you, but, since I can't, I'll share the recipe! This recipe was given to me by my mom, we made it a lot growing up!
Banana Chocolate Chip Loaf
1/2 cup butter
3/4 cup sugar
2 eggs (beaten)
3 bananas (mashed)
2 cups flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt (optional)
1/2 cup chocolate chips (we usually add a little more!!)
Cream together sugar and butter. Add beaten eggs. Measure dry ingredients. Add bananas and dry ingredients alternately to creamed mixture. Add chocolate chips. Bake in a greased loaf pan for 45 min at 350. *I like to bake mine in small loaf pans and I get 4 loaves out of this recipe. Enjoy!!
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Sounds yummy! Thanks for sharing the recipe. You've inspired me to do the same for a friend. Hopefully we can come up with something creative to do for our friend and even make this a regular habit in our home!
Sorry.......I'm still waiting for my door bell to ring and you and Quintin presenting me with my loaf. Oh, Oklahoma is too far?...shucks :o(
Honestly, this is so wonderful and sweet just like you!
((huggs))
Susan
I love that friendship poem.
Thanks for sharing the banana bread recipe with us. I made banana bread yesterday too. I didn't add chocolate chips though. I should've as much as I love chocolate. I wish we lived closer so we could get together for a cup of coffee and banana bread.
Thank you, Leigh Ann. Boy, where you are at, I would have thought that you would have Made Amish friendship bread, and given away starters! (0;
You are a wonderful Mamma!! You're neighbors are so lucky.
Thanks for sharing the recipe :)
Funny story Tracy - I was given Amish friendship bread starter and I'm not sure what I did wrong, but it started getting bugs in it and it was disgusting. I guess I was a bad friend for breaking that chain! I must have counted my days wrong. I won't try to make that EVER again!
For those of you unfamiliar with this, you are given the bread starter and over the period of several days you add ingredients and then seperate it into other "starter" for friends and save some for yourself to make the bread.
ditto what Susan said except stick in Florida...
You are such a good mommy and friend! :):)
What a wonderful idea! I am inspired by this post and will be making some tomorrow for a friend(or to a soon to be friend:)
Great lesson!
What a great lesson to teach your kids. The recipe sounds wonderful!
You are so creative! The recipe sounds yummy. I must try it.
What a wonderful idea! I bet your friends will be so pleased! What a sweet lesson to teach the kiddos! Y'all have fun and don't forget to bake a loaf for yourselves, as well!
LeighAnn, I just love this idea---and thank you so much for the recipe too:) Your are such a good friend to us all!!!
Julieann:)
What a great idea. The recipe sounds delicious. I can't wait to give it a try. I wish I was your neighbor:)
Hugs,
Trella
Collin made this today, and it is very yummy! Thanks again for the recipe!
What a great lesson to show your children!! I need to remember that and do something like that for neighbors and friends! Great Job!
Thank you SO much for this yummy sounding recipe. As soon as I'm out of school, I'll be trying my first batch!!
What a wonderful and inspiring idea! The banana bread sounds delicious, what lucky neighbors! Is Dallas to far to come? ;0)
Kelli
I just know you would like to visit South Dakota!! There are alot of your bloggin buddies that live here!! Hint, Hint!
Great idea. I will have to try the recipe sometime. THANKS!
Stop over with the buggy and we'll head to SD with some of that bread and the left over cake from Jen's party. I ordered it today, hurray! My mom make cookies and bread for Dave today. He is so spoiled. No little poem stuck inside though.
How cute is that whole idea!
Deelish! I love a recommended recipe!!! I wish I could come over for a bite. :)
That sounds so good! My hubby and daughter would love it! Thanks for sharing.
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