Using a large newer Crock-Pot I had great luck with this! No nuts no chocolate but I did add a little vanilla and cinnamon. Greased the crock pot real well and kept an eye on it while it cooked. As soon as it was done I flipped the pot over and it slid right out! Love it!
I made this today and and it turned out great ! It was done it just under 4 hours and turned out exactly like I expected/hoped. I too was dubious about trying this in a crock pot but I ‘mhappy I did; and will definitely make this again and try some variations in the future as well.
I ‘ve made this several times and it has turned out better each time as I learn my crockpot. I decreased the butter and sugar a bit and added vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg. I didn’t have very good luck trying to balance a standard loaf pan on the lip of the crockpot. I sprayed the liner of my 6 quart crockpot, poured the dough right into the crockpot, and put a light kitchen towel across the top, under the lid. Mine was done after about 2 hours on low. Basically when it started to smell good.
INGREDIENTS:
2Whole eggs
1/2Cup butter(Softened, cubed)
1Cup granulated sugar
2Cup all-purpose flour
1Teaspoon baking powder
1/2Teaspoon baking soda
1/2Teaspoon salt
3Whole bananas(Medium sized, mashed)
1Cup chocolate chips(Optional)
1Cup nuts(Walnuts or pecans, chopped, optional)
INSTRUCTIONS:
In a bowl, combine butter, eggs and sugar. Mix well.
Add in baking powder, baking soda, salt and 1 cup flour. Mix well.
Add in last cup of flour. Mixture should be thick.
Mash Bananas well and then add to mixture. Mix well.
If you chose to add in the extra ingredients, do so now.
Butter small crock dish and pour mixture in.
Cook in 6 quart crock pot for 4 hours on low. Top should be slightly brown. Bread will bounce back to the touch.
source :1krecipes.com
