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For the caramel & banana base:
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Light brown sugar

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Per Serving
Calories
320kcal
Fat
16g
Carbs
40g

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Aron K
4 months ago
That was a very rich cake. Turned out better than expected to be fair. Did stick a little to the grease proof paper although it made really crispy parts that were delicious. We didn’t have self raising flour but had plain flour and baking powder. This took much longer to cook, well over an hour although we had a gas oven so that could be why. Would defiantly make again as it was inhaled by the family not eaten :)

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Tyler
4 months ago
Thanks for sharing Aron! Glad it all turned out well, crisps and all!
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Lorna W
5 months ago
Wasnt sure when it came out but it is absolutely delicious 😃

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Tyler
5 months ago
Looks great, nice one!
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Matt S
6 months ago
Delicious!

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Tyler
6 months ago
10/10 for presentation!
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Philip C
7 months ago
Ok it came out in pieces but kids didn’t care. My mistakes: 1) grease the pans including the sides, and then grease some more. There is parchment at the bottom here but it didn’t save me, needs more butter. 2) caramel needs constant attention, keep stirring and take it off the heat when it turns smooth. Mine got too hot and broke, I took it off the heat and stirred like crazy and sort of saved it. 3)

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Philip C
7 months ago
3) I probably should have added the milk but gambled that the batter was thick because of my colder butter and less ripe banana. I should have sliced the less ripe one and kept the softer ones back for the batter.
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Tyler
7 months ago
Love this - we all make mistakes but the fact you're able to identify where it wrong is only going to help you improve next time! Give it another go and let me know how you get on!!
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Norbert N
7 months ago
Maybe a bit different but hella delicious 😁

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Tyler
7 months ago
Looking tasty!!
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Philip C
7 months ago
Can’t wait to make this instead of the perennial banana bread. For my fellow Americans, self raising flour (via King Arthur): 1 cup (120g) all purpose flour 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon table salt
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Prep
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Cook
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Total
55m
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Method
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For the caramel & banana base:
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Light brown sugar

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Per Serving
Calories
320kcal
Fat
16g
Carbs
40g

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Aron K
4 months ago
That was a very rich cake. Turned out better than expected to be fair. Did stick a little to the grease proof paper although it made really crispy parts that were delicious. We didn’t have self raising flour but had plain flour and baking powder. This took much longer to cook, well over an hour although we had a gas oven so that could be why. Would defiantly make again as it was inhaled by the family not eaten :)

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Tyler
4 months ago
Thanks for sharing Aron! Glad it all turned out well, crisps and all!
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Lorna W
5 months ago
Wasnt sure when it came out but it is absolutely delicious 😃

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Tyler
5 months ago
Looks great, nice one!
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Matt S
6 months ago
Delicious!

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Tyler
6 months ago
10/10 for presentation!
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Philip C
7 months ago
Ok it came out in pieces but kids didn’t care. My mistakes: 1) grease the pans including the sides, and then grease some more. There is parchment at the bottom here but it didn’t save me, needs more butter. 2) caramel needs constant attention, keep stirring and take it off the heat when it turns smooth. Mine got too hot and broke, I took it off the heat and stirred like crazy and sort of saved it. 3)

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Philip C
7 months ago
3) I probably should have added the milk but gambled that the batter was thick because of my colder butter and less ripe banana. I should have sliced the less ripe one and kept the softer ones back for the batter.
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Tyler
7 months ago
Love this - we all make mistakes but the fact you're able to identify where it wrong is only going to help you improve next time! Give it another go and let me know how you get on!!
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Norbert N
7 months ago
Maybe a bit different but hella delicious 😁

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Tyler
7 months ago
Looking tasty!!
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Philip C
7 months ago
Can’t wait to make this instead of the perennial banana bread. For my fellow Americans, self raising flour (via King Arthur): 1 cup (120g) all purpose flour 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon table salt
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