I had so much fun making a 1963 banana bread yesterday! I purchased a vintage Better Homes & Gardens cookbook at the Gibson Mill last summer and finally decided to make one of the recipes. It’s crazy that this book was published when my mom was a baby. Some of these recipes are similar to the ones my grandma made us when we were kids. Veggies in jello? It’s in the cookbook! I grew up eating that.
Some recipes are a little questionable, but I have many marked from the cookbook that I can’t wait to try out. I ordered a collection on eBay yesterday to make this a fun series on my TikTok! And yes, this recipe video is on my Tiktok, too. I haven’t quit the app yet. It’s a fun spot to document my dinners and recipes in real-time, so I love that! Many of my dinners from the recap posts will be on TikTok so that you can try them out, too! I started with an easy recipe for my first attempt at the Better Homes and Gardens cookbook.
The banana bread couldn’t have been any more simple, and it was in their island-style section. Whenever you have breakfast in Hawaii, they almost always serve banana bread with your fruit. It’s so delicious, and I was excited to try a new recipe. The ingredients were minimal, and it’s the perfect recipe for using up bananas before they go bad.
The Best Banana Bread Recipe (with Video)
Now that we have the porch looking cozy and cute (almost finished), I love sitting outside with coffee or tea in the evenings. I can’t wait to serve some coffee and this banana bread all spring and summer while sitting on the front porch. It’s the little things in life that I look forward to.
The banana bread came out so delicious! I’m used to adding in brown sugar, more butter, cinnamon, and vanilla, but this was equally good without all of those ingredients. I ended up topping the bread with a bit of cinnamon sugar to sweeten it up a bit more. I think it could have used more sugar, or the bananas could have been a bit riper to add extra sweetness. If you don’t like overly sweet banana bread, you will certainly like this recipe. It was light and fluffy! I swapped the shortening for butter.
I hope you enjoyed this little vintage recipe from the 1963 cookbook! I’m excited to try more. Now that it’s 70 degrees outside, I’m going to head out on my walk and then plant a few more bulbs. 😊
Best Ever Banana Bread Recipe: How To Make It
Now that we have the porch looking cozy and cute (almost finished), I love sitting outside with coffee or tea in the evenings. I can’t wait to serve some coffee and this banana bread all spring and summer while sitting on the front porch. It’s the little things in life that I look forward to.
The banana bread came out so delicious! I’m used to adding in brown sugar, more butter, cinnamon, and vanilla, but this was equally good without all of those ingredients. I ended up topping the bread with a bit of cinnamon sugar to sweeten it up a bit more. I think it could have used more sugar, or the bananas could have been a bit riper to add extra sweetness. If you don’t like overly sweet banana bread, you will certainly like this recipe. It was light and fluffy! I swapped the shortening for butter.
I hope you enjoyed this little vintage recipe from the 1963 cookbook! I’m excited to try more. Now that it’s 70 degrees outside, I’m going to head out on my walk and then plant a few more bulbs. 😊
Best Ever Banana Bread Recipe: How To Make It
Now that we have the porch looking cozy and cute (almost finished), I love sitting outside with coffee or tea in the evenings. I can’t wait to serve some coffee and this banana bread all spring and summer while sitting on the front porch. It’s the little things in life that I look forward to.
The banana bread came out so delicious! I’m used to adding in brown sugar, more butter, cinnamon, and vanilla, but this was equally good without all of those ingredients. I ended up topping the bread with a bit of cinnamon sugar to sweeten it up a bit more. I think it could have used more sugar, or the bananas could have been a bit riper to add extra sweetness. If you don’t like overly sweet banana bread, you will certainly like this recipe. It was light and fluffy! I swapped the shortening for butter.
I hope you enjoyed this little vintage recipe from the 1963 cookbook! I’m excited to try more. Now that it’s 70 degrees outside, I’m going to head out on my walk and then plant a few more bulbs. 😊
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