Ingredients:
130 gm. cake flour
1 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. Bicarbonte of Soda
1/8 tsp. salt
3 eggs
130 gm. fine sugar
100 gm. cornoil
60 gm. Sunflower seeds
20 gm. toasted desiccated Coconut
200 gm. Sliced Bananas
1 tsp. vanilla essence or 1/4 tsp. banana essence
Method:
(1) Sieve the cake flour , baking powder, bicarbonate of soda together.
(2) Mix eggs, sugar and oil into a mixing bowl and stir till well blended.
(3) Add in sifted ingredients and the rest of the ingredients.
(4) Pour into a loaf tin 9" x 3" and bake at 175C for about 40 to 45 mins. or till cooked. Stand cake in tin for at least 5 to 10 mins. before unmoulding onto a cooling rack.
Hi Yochana,
ReplyDeleteIs the recipe same as the steamed banana cake with addition of sunflower seed stired in? Your cake look like baked cake, so nice colour. Pls. advice, thanks.
anonymous
Hello Aunty,
ReplyDeletePls share with us the recipe, this healthy cake i would like to share with my family....tks
Hi anonymous.
ReplyDeletethis is a different recipe.
rgds
Hi Yochana
ReplyDeleteI have been looking at your website and am very impressed with the daily cakes, breads, buns that you posted.
Do you teach? If yes, what is your rate? Where is the place where one can learn baking and decoration from you. Thank you.
aunty yo! :) love ur recipe!
ReplyDeletei see that u're baking quite alot of butter cakes recently, i baked ur previous butter cake, but my dad says not buttery enough. (he likes it super buttery).
so was wondering if u can share the recipe for ur recent butter cake and also this one.
it all looks so very good!!! :)
Hi Aunty,
ReplyDeleteWill you be sharing the recipe thru' your blog for us or shall I give you my email address? I will be very much appreciate for your recipe for this cake. Thanks for the attention.
Hi Yochana,
ReplyDeleteI noticed that corn oil is used instead of butter in this recipe. How's the taste of this cake?. I have just bought this book on easy stir n bake cakes, all recipe in this book uses corn oil. Looks very interesting & I guess it should be healthier.
Hi Aunty,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing the recipe... will try it asap...could you pls kindly advise if the mixing could be appropriate done with electric mixer or by manually (by hand) for the fine cake's texture? Once again, I am very much appreciated by your kind attention.
Hi aunty, recipe says "Mix eggs, sugar and oil into a mixing bowl and stir till well blended" Does it need to be till ribbon stage? Or is it enough to just mix with hand whisk?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your advise.
Hi Yuri,
ReplyDeleteMix till they are blended will do.
Rgds
Hi Anonymous.
ReplyDeleteIf you want it to be tasty, use Melted Butter then. I followed the recipe to the T . I used cornoil but melted butter will be very tasty.
rgds
Hi Aunty,
ReplyDeleteTks for your recipe. Will try tmr night.
Thanks aunty, bought bananas last night to try :)
ReplyDeleteThanks aunty, this is really a very simple recipe. Lots of room for improvement for me, my cake cracked and had a hump. Photo is here http://bp2.blogger.com/_JZe07Sm_KPU/SGOub_TS7dI/AAAAAAAAAYE/bhmPayBGHIg/s1600-h/cinabanana.jpg
ReplyDeleteHi Yuri,
ReplyDeleteI can't see the hump but a hump is nice ...not to worry.
I can see that you cake is fine and moist.
rgds
Hi Aunty,
ReplyDeleteI just made the cake and it is moist and taste pretty delicious.
I used bare hand to mix the dry and wet ingredients and not by electric mixer. I also replaced the sugar with brown sugar. Should it be taste as moist inside ? The top of the cake is cracked in the centre.... pls advise....tks
Hello aunty...it's me again, what would it become without bicarbonate of soda? I dunno where to buy it, by the way, i live in Taipei, Taiwan.
ReplyDeleteHi Fanny,
ReplyDeleteThere are many shops in Taiwan selling Bicarbonate of Soda. Well, you can omit it.
rgds
Hi anonymous,
ReplyDeleteMost Stir cake will be moist. Yes you can sugar to brown sugar. Whether it's bare hands or wooden spoon, it should work. Crack on top is O.K. I personally like the crack on top.
rgds
Ok..thank you aunty, i'll try it tomorrow, i try your pandan butter cake before and it is really yummmy
ReplyDeleteHi Aunty,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your prompt advise, Im very much appreciate for your advise. Thank you!
Hi Aunty Yochana,
ReplyDeleteMay I know what is bicarbonate of soda for? TQ :)
Hi anonymous,
ReplyDeleteBicarbonate of soda - is an alkaline raising agent used in recipes that contain an acid ingredient such as buttermilk or lemon juice - ideal for soda bread. It is one of the ingredients of baking powder. It can be mixed with cream of tartar to produce a darkening effect in recipes containing chocolate, or in ginger cakes. Bicarbonate of soda can also help neutralise strong fruit acids like those in rhubarb or blackcurrants, alleviating the sour flavour.
rgds
Hi Aunty,
ReplyDeleteTks for your enlightenment! You;re so kind & helpful...!
Hi Yochana, the cake looks awesome and moist! I was wondering if I could substitute the 'cake flour' with all purpose flour? Any tips on the adjustments I might have to make in that case?
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
A.
Hi A & N,
ReplyDeleteYes you can use all-purpose flour. No problem at all.
rgds
aunty yo,
ReplyDeletecan i replace dessicated with shredded coconut? will it be more moist?