Banana orange nut bread

1 Servings

Ingredients

QuantityIngredient
⅓cupWater
1mediumBanana, fully ripe
1tablespoonVegetable oil
1tablespoonHoney
1½teaspoonVanilla extract
½teaspoonSalt
⅛teaspoonNutmeg; or to taste
⅔cupOats (quick or old-fashioned
1½cupBread flour
1teaspoonVital gluten; optional
1teaspoonActive dry yeast
½cupWalnuts; chopped
⅔cupOrange juice
1tablespoonVegetable oil
1tablespoonHoney
½teaspoonSalt
½teaspoonOrange peel; dried
1cupOats (quick or old-fashioned
1¼cupBread flour (up to 1 1/2 cup
½cupCoconut flakes
1teaspoonActive dry yeast

Directions

DOUGH 1

DOUGH 2

Recipe by: The Bread Machine Cookbook V - ISBN 1-55867-093-9 After both doughs are finished, remove the first from the refrigerator and the second from the machine. Roll both into equal, thin rectangles, the width equal to the length of the loaf pan. Sprinkle one of the doughs with cinnamon and place the other dough on top. Roll the two rectangles together in a jelly roll fashion. Place in a medium to large loaf pan and let rise for about 30 mins. Bake in a preheated 350 F oven for 35 mins or until golden brown.

NOTES : Make both bread on the dough cycle (put the first in the refrigerator after it is done and while the other one is in the machine.) Use fully ripe bananas for the best moisture. Adjust moisture consistency if necessary. If your dough cycle has a raisin beep, add the nuts then. If not, add the nuts about 10 mins after starting the machine. If desired, a glaze of confectioners' sugar, vanilla extract and milk may be drizzled on top while still warm.

From file BRD1996.ZIP

Posted to MM-Recipes Digest by "Rfm" <Robert-Miles@...> on Sep 07, 98