Over-ripened bananas taste better because the flavor is more concentrated. So, when you mix the banana with other ingredients you still can taste the banana flavor. Also, the bananas are more mushy, which gives a softer, moist bread.
Because the other ingredients in the banana bread spoil, I guess.
e.g. - eggs
The riper the bananas get, the more the flavor develops. Using underripe bananas will result in a bland tasting product.
Bananas go bad so quick because they contain an enzyme by the name of polyphenol oxidase that interacts with the oxygen in the air causing the browning process to begin.
Over-ripened bananas taste better because the flavor is more concentrated. So, when you mix the banana with other ingredients you still can taste the banana flavor. Also, the bananas are more mushy, which gives a softer, moist bread.
The bananas should be over ripe for banana bread - not unripe.
banana bread!
Neither small nor big apples are guaranteed to be sweet. It is ripeness and variety that determines this.
There are many uses for bananas that are about to spoil. The best way to use them is in baking, examples of things that someone can make are banana bread, muffins and cookies.
There are many claims that bananas are helpful for gout sufferers.
For banana bread, you will need bananas, flour, butter, eggs, salt and soda. Quantities of these ingredients will vary depending on how much bread you wish to make. You can also add nuts and other smaller ingredients to make the bread more interesting.
no im sorry but you have no idea what your talking about, it does!
Banana bread tends to have a yellow tint from the yellow pigments in the bananas used to make the bread. Also, if an egg was added to the batter, the yellow from the egg yolk can also contribute to the bread's final color.
NO you cant they can ripen better if you leave them in the shade
I am sure it can but it isn't likely. people make banana bread out of brown bananas
You can slice the bananas and use the lemon juice to sprinkly over them so they don't turn brown.