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This recipe can go one of two ways depending on the temperature of your oven.
Too low and you're going to make little banana loafs, hot enough and you'll have crunchy banana biscuits.
Ingredients:
The bananas have enough moisture in them to make it gloopy, no need to add anymore liquid.
In fact, this is why you need the flax, to soak up some of the liquid.
Add 2 tbls of flax powder and work it in with a spoon.
The gloopy mixture should be a little more firm now.
Divide and make any shapes you want from the mixture onto grease proof paper.
Pop into the oven at 220 degrees - they need to cook quick and hot else they'll just grow into loafs.
Keep an eye on them and judge by how brown they get. Taking them out earlier will give you gooey biscuits where as longer will give you a crunch.
If you want extra sweetness and a bit of stickyness, adding honey to the batter works well
Too low and you're going to make little banana loafs, hot enough and you'll have crunchy banana biscuits.
Ingredients:
- 3 bananas (A bit of green but mainly yellow is ideal
- Whey protein (chocolate works well)
- flax powder
The bananas have enough moisture in them to make it gloopy, no need to add anymore liquid.
In fact, this is why you need the flax, to soak up some of the liquid.
Add 2 tbls of flax powder and work it in with a spoon.
The gloopy mixture should be a little more firm now.
Divide and make any shapes you want from the mixture onto grease proof paper.
Pop into the oven at 220 degrees - they need to cook quick and hot else they'll just grow into loafs.
Keep an eye on them and judge by how brown they get. Taking them out earlier will give you gooey biscuits where as longer will give you a crunch.
If you want extra sweetness and a bit of stickyness, adding honey to the batter works well