This yummy Thermomix banana bread is a great recipe for using up nut milk pulp from making plant based milks.
Anyone who makes their own nut milks will know that not only do you make milk, but you’re left with a whole heap of pulp.
You can add this pulp to thicken casseroles and soups, use in baking or dehydrate it to make coconut flour.
Nut Milk Pulp Banana Bread can be made with any sort of nut milk pulp you have. My Cashew Coconut Milk recipe uses 140g cashew and coconut, so this recipe is based on that quantity.
When making the milk, be sure to squeeze every bit of moisture you can out of the pulp before using.
Nut Milk Pulp Banana Bread
Ingredients
- 1 quantity nut milk pulp left over from making Cashew Coconut Milk
- 3-4 bananas (180g) + 2 additional bananas for top of bread
- 125 g Cashew Coconut Milk or milk of your choice
- 80 g butter
- 50 g honey
- 2 eggs
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 150 g white spelt flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 160°C (fan forced). Line the base and grease the sides of a medium sized loaf pan. Halve the bananas for the top of the bread and set aside.
- Place the nut milk pulp, bananas (being sure not to add the 2 for the top), milk, butter, honey, eggs, cinnamon and vanilla to mixer bowl. Blend 20 seconds/speed 4/MC on. Scrape down bowl.
- Add flour and baking powder. Mix 10 seconds/speed 3/MC on. Scrape down bowl. Mix a further 10 seconds/speed 4/MC on.
- Pour batter into prepared tin. Carefully place the two bananas on top, cut side up.
- Bake 50-55 minutes, or until golden and a skewer inserted into it comes out clean.
Nutrition
Please note, nutrition information is calculated via an online recipe nutrition calculator and is a guide only. It is provided as a courtesy and is not guaranteed 100% accurate. I am not a nutritionist or trained health professional.
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I made this again and it was delicious! I made from my almond/coconut milk pulp and used khorasan flour also sub butter for coconut oil. So moist and love how it’s not too sweet so perfect for kids 🙂
Yet another great recipe, thank you Bec. I used GF flour in place of the spelt. Delicious.
Made this one this afternoon and its so easy and such a moist cake. I only had one banana so added some frozen cranberries which gave it a nice tartness. Also used Emmet flour instead of spelt so it was a little denser. Lovely afternoon snack as its not too sweet.
Another winner, Bec!
I made a few subs too in order to make it vegan. I used Nuttelex Buttery instead of butter, flax eggs (1Tbsp ground flax, 3 Tbsp water for each egg to be replaced, mix separately and then add when slightly gelatinous) instead of eggs, maple syrup instead of the honey and I did half and half soy and cashew milk (didn’t have enough cashew milk left over). Phenomenal.
This was amazing. I used a mixture of wholemeal spelt flour and Quirky Cookings Gluten Free flour mix (in her book). It took quite a bit longer to cook but was delicious!!
Another great recipe. I only had 2 bananas and used them in the bread but it still was a nice loaf.
Made this today with a couple of tweeks – added cacao and made muffins – kids loved them 🙂
Thank you. This has become a weekly recipe for me since I started making cashew milk. The kids really enjoy it. I have made muffins with it today. Fingers crossed they work out just as good as the loaf.