Next Time You Make Banana Bread, Add A Splash Of This Coffee Staple - Tasting Table
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Next Time You Make Banana Bread, Add A Splash Of This Coffee Staple - Tasting Table
"If you're looking to make the best banana bread that has been sliced in your home, look no further than the container of your morning coffee creamer. A half cup of your favorite flavored variety can transform the taste and texture of a standard loaf, and with so many options to choose from, your palate won't easily tire of this tasty twist on a classic favorite."
"Just as coffee creamer can upgrade homemade ice cream, the smooth addition can invite the tempting flavors of vanilla, caramel, chocolate, hazelnut, and Irish cream into your soft and chewy loaf of bread. Plus, adding flavored coffee creamer to bread means that the icing or topping you choose to crown baked pieces with can be chosen strategically, like layering a caramel-enhanced slice of banana bread with swirls of easy espresso frosting."
"If you're adding flavored coffee creamer to a banana bread recipe you already have mastered and on lock, adjust the rest of the liquid ingredients that make up the batter accordingly. You can consider an equal ratio replacement for the milk or cream you typically dump into your mixing bowl. Vegans can reach for non-dairy creamers like soy, oat, coconut, or almond to splash into their recipes. To welcome the taste of coffee into your banana bread recipe, mix in an additional teaspoon or two of instant coffee powder."
Flavored coffee creamer can be added to banana bread to enhance taste and texture; use about a half cup of a favorite variety to transform a standard loaf. Many creamer flavors—vanilla, caramel, chocolate, hazelnut, Irish cream, pumpkin spice, vanilla bean—blend well with banana and invite strategic toppings like espresso frosting or honey whipped cream. Replace milk or cream in the batter in an equal ratio and adjust other liquid ingredients accordingly. Non-dairy creamers such as soy, oat, coconut, or almond work for vegan versions. To introduce a coffee note, add one to two teaspoons of instant coffee powder.
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