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Banana Cake Recipe?


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I'm really craving banana cake with cream cheese frosting. Does anyone have a recipe or adaptation to some type of mix which could make a decent banana cake?


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I'm really craving banana cake with cream cheese frosting. Does anyone have a recipe or adaptation to some type of mix which could make a decent banana cake?

There is a reipie on the Pamela's website using her gluten-free pancake and baking mix. I tried it and it was very moist and spongy. I would omit the lemon if I made it again. I halfed the recipie to make a single layer. I would post a link but I don't know how to do that yet. Sorry.

Originally I said that I halfed the recipie but after looking at it again I'm not sure that's what I did. I was thinking about it but may have gotten mixed up in the process. :huh: I intend to try it again.

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I don't know about Banana Cake, but my whole family loves the banana bread from Carol Fenster's site (even those of us that eat gluten)

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