We love Nutella and we love banana bread.
Combine both and you get a wonderful treat with your afternoon cup of coffee. Even the Minions would approve!
I always buy way to many bananas and often they end up uneaten and spoiled, unless I find time to turn them into delicious banana bread. Everyone knows that everything is better with Nutella and the same is true when it comes to banana bread. If I could I'd slather everything with Nutella.
Recipe For Nutella Banana Bread:
Ingredients:
2 cups flour
3/4 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 cup butter softened
1 cup sugar
2 large eggs
1 1/4 cup mashed ripe bananas
1 tsp. vanilla
1/3 cup milk
3/4 heaping cup Nutella
Instructions:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Prepare a 8×4-inch loaf pan
- In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda & salt.
-
In a separate large bowl, beat sugar and butter with an electric mixer
at medium speed until blended. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well
after each addition. Add banana, milk and vanilla. Beat until blended.
Add flour mixture, beat at low speed just until flour is incorporated
(don’t over mix).
- Spoon Nutella into a small dish and
soften in the microwave for about 15 seconds. Add 1 cup of the banana
bread batter to the Nutella and stir until blended well.
- Spoon Nutella batter alternately with plain banana bread batter into the prepared pan. Swirl batters together with a knife.
-
Bake 50 to 60 minutes, it will seem a tiny bit under cooked but that’s
what makes it good. Cool for at least 15 minutes in the pan, and then
turn out onto a wire rack to cool completely
Enjoy
-Midori Slider Charm "She's Fancy"-
Today I added a new Midori slider charm to my Etsy shop.
I named it "She's Fancy", because the antiqued brass butterfly is all fancied up by her rhinestone chains.
Very pretty and looks great on a Midori with its vintage look!
I named it "She's Fancy", because the antiqued brass butterfly is all fancied up by her rhinestone chains.
Very pretty and looks great on a Midori with its vintage look!
Thanks for looking
-8 Free And Awesome 4th Of July Printables-
Hey YOU, this is me...
The 4th of July is just around the corner, one of my favorite Holidays that fills me with patriotism and gratitude for our Service Men and Women!
My husband was in the Air Force and a Gulf War Veteran. For many years we have been active within the VFW and worked on some wonderful 4th Of July BBQ's, party's and dinners for countless veterans.
In honor of them and the season I found some great 4th Of July printables to decorate your home or party with.
Please visit each of the creators sites by clicking on the images to download your print.
Have a happy and safe Independence Day!
Free 4th Of July Subway Art Printable
Isn't this printable beautiful? It is one of my most favorite and I could not wait to print this one right away.
Patriotic Door Decor
Doesn't get much more patriotic than pledging allegiance with this printable and door hanger idea. Print by Kim Conner of 733.
America The Beautiful
A simple and clean printable, very nice for the modern types of home decor.
Patriotic Mantel Decor Print
Perfect for your Americana decor.
Hand-lettered Print
Gotta love some patriotic hand-lettering for the 4th.
Patriotic Mason Jar
Mason jars are as American as apple pie and who doesn't love them? Here is a cute printable depicting one of them.
GOD BLESS AMERICA CHALKBOARD PRINT
Chalkboard prints are always a favorite, classy.
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness
The quote of our founding fathers displayed in a frame makes a nice decor item for any patriotic Holiday or really any day at all.
Thanks you, to all the great and generous people who create these free printables and thank you for allowing me to share them with you!
Labels:
4th Of July,
America,
Free Printables,
Freebies,
USA
-The Fauxbonichi Is My Favorite Now!-
It has been a long while since I added a post to my blog, but I have been working on myself to feel better and become a healthier person!
Managed to lose 42 pounds since last year end of November and I'm still going strong, because I still want to get rid of an other 40 pounds or so.
It is unbelievable how much better I feel already and how much more energy I have these days. My depression and anxiety moments are almost all gone and being around people is a bit more comfortable for me.
I ditched my Filofax and mostly just use my Fauxbonichi and Midori to take notes, journal, plan and be artsy. This year I will buy the real Hobonichi, because I'm sure now that I can justify the cost for one, because I make good use of my Fauxbonichi.
I still love my Filofax and will figure out some kind of use for it, but I just don't have that much to plan like Moms or people with a job have to do.
I'm a housewife, my daughter is grown and I really do not need to plan out when to wash my dishes.
It's pretty obvious that when a pile of dirty dishes stares at you up from the sink, that it is high time to fill the dish washer or get the sponge out to wash them!
I still do make notes here and there about household chores that need to get done, but I don't need to make a huge deal about it in my planner and that is why I love my Fauxbonichi!
It also is way more fun to decorate, do some art or doodle.
I find it very relaxing and less pressure to keep track of things, plus it feels like there is much less of a rule to plan or journal about your life on a daily basis.
Not to mention I get to buy great stationary and art supplies like my newest splurge the set of 150 Prismacolor Pencils....Boy do I love them!
More of my Fauxbonichi can be found on my Instagram.
-The First Week Of Fauxbonichi-
I so love my Fauxbonichi!
I'm having a great time drawing into it and keeping a simple and short record of my days. Sometimes there isn't much to say really, but then I can draw and doodle or just fill the page with a nice quote or anecdote.
I think I will enjoy this type of planner/journal for a long time to come. Below you can see the first weeks pages of my book.
I was thinking, that I might start a Youtube channel to show my stuff a little better. I'm still a bit shy in doing so, but it would be a lot easier to explain the details of whatever it is I have done or do. I just have a fear of turning into one of those people who talk about anything else but their project.
I really don't need to know what your cat or dog had for lunch and how the grand kids did in a school recital.
I don't mean to sound harsh, but if I want to see a tutorial about something and then I have to sit there for half an hour and listen to someones life story, before it gets to the actual point that I have been tuning in for, then I really must say that I find it annoying.
Show me already what I want or expect to see!
Anyway, if I can get myself not to do that on Youtube I might start making a video here and there.
So check out my Fauxbonichi pages and let me know what I could do better.
Thanks for looking
I'm having a great time drawing into it and keeping a simple and short record of my days. Sometimes there isn't much to say really, but then I can draw and doodle or just fill the page with a nice quote or anecdote.
I think I will enjoy this type of planner/journal for a long time to come. Below you can see the first weeks pages of my book.
I was thinking, that I might start a Youtube channel to show my stuff a little better. I'm still a bit shy in doing so, but it would be a lot easier to explain the details of whatever it is I have done or do. I just have a fear of turning into one of those people who talk about anything else but their project.
I really don't need to know what your cat or dog had for lunch and how the grand kids did in a school recital.
I don't mean to sound harsh, but if I want to see a tutorial about something and then I have to sit there for half an hour and listen to someones life story, before it gets to the actual point that I have been tuning in for, then I really must say that I find it annoying.
Show me already what I want or expect to see!
Anyway, if I can get myself not to do that on Youtube I might start making a video here and there.
So check out my Fauxbonichi pages and let me know what I could do better.
Thanks for looking
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