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Rice Cooker Baked Banana Cake
Rate this recipeBaked banana cake is sweet, rich, fragrant and soft – a traditional Vietnamese cake.
These days very few places sell it, so if you're craving it, you'll have to head into the kitchen.
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Ingredients
7
Time
60 minutes
Servings
5
Level
Medium
Ingredients
Ripe bananas
10 piece
Eggs
1 piece
Plain flour
100 g
Coconut milk
200 g
Fresh milk
1 carton
Vanilla
1 vial
Unsalted butter
50 g
Implementation Steps
01
- Peel the bananas and slice them into thin rounds. Mix the bananas evenly with sugar.
- Sift the flour into the coconut milk, fresh milk and eggs and stir until smooth.
- Sift the flour into the coconut milk, fresh milk and eggs and stir until smooth.
02
- Mix the bananas with the batter. Taste to check it's sweet enough; when it's right, it's ready.
- Melt the butter and brush a layer around the inside of the rice cooker pot. Press the cook button and pour in the banana mixture (you can lay a thin layer of banana slices on the bottom of the pot to make the top of the cake).
- Melt the butter and brush a layer around the inside of the rice cooker pot. Press the cook button and pour in the banana mixture (you can lay a thin layer of banana slices on the bottom of the pot to make the top of the cake).
03
- Every rice cooker is different, so check on the cake regularly.
- When it's done, it will turn a lovely reddish-brown and smell wonderful.
- Once cooked, wait until the cake has cooled completely before taking it out.
Use a knife to gently turn the cake out. Cut it into slices and treat the whole family.
- When it's done, it will turn a lovely reddish-brown and smell wonderful.
- Once cooked, wait until the cake has cooled completely before taking it out.
Use a knife to gently turn the cake out. Cut it into slices and treat the whole family.
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Rice Cooker Baked Banana Cake