Prune Bread

Prune Bread is a really easy and simple bread to make and a really good use for that over-ripened bananas and left over prunes

Our banana bread recipe is quite popular and successful at home and with our friends so my wife stated to use that as a base in our several sweet bread recipes with some minor adjustments. Some of those recipes are the apple cranberry bread and this prune bread featured in this post. A really easy and simple bread to make and a really good use for that over-ripened bananas, a good snack or as a lunchbox item for your little ones.

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Prune Bread

  • Author: Raymund
  • Prep Time: 20 mins
  • Cook Time: 50 mins
  • Total Time: 1 hour 10 mins
  • Yield: 1 loaf 1x
  • Category: Snack
  • Cuisine: Free Style

Description

Prune Bread is a really easy and simple bread to make and a really good use for that over-ripened bananas and left over prunes


Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. In a mixing bowl, combined flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and sugar. Mix well and set it aside.
  2. In another mixing bowl, combined eggs, milk, oil, vanilla and mashed bananas. Mix it well
  3. Add in the dry ingredients into the eggs mixture. Mix until combined
  4. Lastly add in prunes.
  5. Mix well and pour it into a greased baking pan. Place in a 180C preheated oven and bake for 50 minutes or until golden brown.
  6. Remove from oven, let it cool then serve with vanilla ice cream.

 

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14 Responses

  1. Kristy says:

    You know we love our banana bread! How clever to adapt it for other fruits as well. This sounds tasty – especially with that confectioner’s sugar dusted over the top!

  2. kitchenriffs says:

    Sweet breads are so great, aren’t they? We make them all the time. But not prune bread! Hadn’t thought about that. But trust me, we’ll make it. 😉

  3. Oh, great looking loaf!

  4. So pretty! What a great recipe!

  5. I love prunes…In my country, it makes the best wedding cake ever. I’d love to try prunes in such a moist bread as this one is…

  6. A great way to get some extra fiber into the kids lunches but it a delicious bread.

  7. I usually cook a banana bread, like the one on my blog. But this looks like a delicious alternative!

  8. Deirdre says:

    I’m used to making banana, soda and brown breads but didn’t know you could make prune bread. Delighted with recipie which I will certainly make. thank you for recipie

  9. Bianca says:

    Do you mash the prunes? Dice them? Soak them first to rehydrate?

  10. Carol says:

    Is the “1 tsp ground cinnamon” added to the batter? Or mixed with confectioners sugar and sprinkled on top?

  11. AndyR says:

    How much flour? It’s not stated. My childhood memory of a prune is something that has to be softened in water, but where I now live the prunes are sold really soft, barely past the plum stage. How would you rate your “prunes”?

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