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 Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread is something that can be enjoyed by Everyone. Almond flour and maple syrup help make this quick bread perfection. 

Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread is something that can be enjoyed by Everyone. Almond flour & maple syrup help make this quick bread perfection


Moist Gluten Free Banana Bread is something that can be enjoyed by everyone. I mean Everyone!

I have been wanting to create some recipes using almond flour – just because. Because I love to bake and cook and almond flour taste so good.

To me, the plethora of new ingredients on the shelves in the supermarkets is like opening presents on Christmas morning – like going to Disneyland – like having a vacation in Hawaii.

Yeah, I like it.

So, out came the almond flour. Do you know almond flour can be switched with all-purpose flour as a 1 to 1 equal measure? How easy is that!

I am absolutely going to try substituting almond flour in some of my other favorite recipes. I mean, you can get two recipes from just switching one ingredient.

Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread is something that can be enjoyed by Everyone. Almond flour & maple syrup make this quick bread perfection.
Almond flour adds a different quality to baking. It’s hard to explain but it seems to make baked goods more delicate.

Not meaning that it falls apart more easily but it is lighter in texture.

In the video, the coconut oil is shown as being solid when it is added to the bowl but I have made it both ways. It can be liquid or solid. The photos here are from when the oil was liquid.

A slice of Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread holds together very well and can be toasted for an extra taste pleasure.

I believe this is the first and only gluten-free quick bread I have ever made. I need to remedy that because it is so good.

Another quick bread I make is Blueberry Banana Bread and it’s not gluten-free but it is very special to me because it was the first banana bread I ever made. Period.

Not first for my blog but first in my life and it still stands as one of my favorites. Take a peek!

Blueberry Banana Bread is a close photo of the inside cut of the banana bread with many slices tilited and piled on each other.

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Now this Gluten-Free Banana Bread is another easy bread that I will keep in my recipe box.

You have got to try it even if it isn’t necessary for you to be gluten free.

Leave out the words gluten-free and just call it Miracle Banana Bread and you would be right.

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How Do You Mix Chia Seed Egg Substitutes?

  • An egg is actually made with chia seed meal/flour, not the bare seed. You can also use flaxseed meal in the same way.
  • Lately, I have found ground chia seed in a package. That makes it all so easy but here are the instructions in case you don’t find it.
  • The way you make chia meal/flour is by grinding the chia seed in a processor such as one for your coffee beans or a spice grinder. I use mine to strictly grind seeds so that I do not mix flavors. Grind until it is a fine meal.
  • I do about 4 ounces at a time and keep it in a little freezer safe canning jar – in the freezer.
  • When I need a tablespoon or so it is all ready to go.
  • So … one egg equals 1 tablespoon chia meal and 3 tablespoons water. It is 2 ‘eggs’ for this recipe so mix 2 tablespoons chia meal and 6 tablespoons water.

Helpful Tools:

A loaf pan is a necessity. Don’t go larger than a 9″x5″ or the slices will be very short. So and 8″x4″ loaf pan is fine too.

If you go the way of grinding your own chia seeds for your egg substitute a coffee grinder is perfect.

I’m in love with stainless steel for measuring spoons and measuring cups. They last forever. Lots of sizes with this set.

Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread melts in your mouth.
A gluten free loaf on a wood slab cutting board with two slices off the front to show you the center.
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5 from 3 votes

Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread

Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread is something that can be enjoyed by Everyone.
Course Breakfast
Cuisine Quick Bread
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 45 minutes
Total Time 55 minutes
Servings 10 Slices
Calories 286kcal
Author Ginny McMeans

Ingredients

  • 2 egg substitutes - I use chia eggs
  • 2 bananas
  • 1 tablespoon dairy free milk
  • 1 teaspoon maple syrup
  • 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
  • 1/2 cup coconut oil
  • 2 cups almond flour
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
  • 1/2 cup walnuts , finely chopped

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350°F. Lightly grease a 9x5 inch loaf pan.  Let cool on wire rack for about 15 minutes prior to serving. Enjoy!
  • Prepare substitute eggs and set aside.
  • Mash the bananas and mix in with the prepared 'eggs'.
  • Add dairy free milk, maple syrup and vanilla.
  • Add the remaining ingredients and mix to combine.
  • Pour into the prepared pan.
  • Bake for 45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into center comes out clean.
  • Let cool on wire rack for about 15 minutes, then turn out onto a wire rack to cool completely.

Video

Nutrition

Nutrition Facts
Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread
Amount Per Serving (1 Slice)
Calories 286 Calories from Fat 225
% Daily Value*
Fat 25g38%
Saturated Fat 10g50%
Sodium 118mg5%
Potassium 150mg4%
Carbohydrates 11g4%
Fiber 3g12%
Sugar 4g4%
Protein 5g10%
Vitamin A 15IU0%
Vitamin C 2.1mg3%
Calcium 73mg7%
Iron 1.1mg6%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

Can you Freeze Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread?

Yes!

TO FREEZE:

After completely cooling – You may freeze this quick bread in rigid sided freezer containers or in freezer bags. It will keep for about 6 months.

TO DEFROST:

Put in the refrigerator to defrost overnight.

Moist Gluten-Free Banana Bread is cut by the slices and laid out at angles on a rough hew cutting board.

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  1. Ginny McMeans

    Hi Eleanor, I think it must be the aquafaba. As you can see in the pic it slices really nice and you can actually pick up a piece and break it. The chia egg is one tablespoon and three tablespoons water. It sits for a bit and gels pretty thick. How much aquafaba did you use? It’s much thinner than chia seed eggs or flaxseed meal eggs. The date sugar could have had an effect too. Baking is so exact that just a small change can have negative consequences.

  2. Eleanor

    I made it twice and have the same result.
    It smells and tastes delicious However,
    It is too moist to the point of falling apart when you cut it. I used aquafaba instead of chia and I’m wondering if that is the problem or the date sugar Hi added for extra sweetness . Everything else I measured exactly.
    I would like it to rise a little more and have more of a dryer or not so moist texture if possible without having to use traditional flour. Any suggestions ?

  3. Nancy

    Thank you for this recipe. I made it for Easter and it was delicious! I didn’t have enough coconut oil, so I substituted 1/4 Cup of apple sauce. My son does not eat any sugar, so this was the perfect dessert for him, with plenty of leftovers to snack on.

  4. Ginny McMeans

    Spelt and almond flour do not work the same in baking. Amond flour needs more egg substitute than spelt, on the whole. Spelt may have only needed 1 egg substitute instead of two and possibly not the 1 tablespoon dairy-free milk.

  5. Rena Quick

    I followed as written except substituted 2/3 cup of the whole 2 cup flour for Spelt flour (I only had 1 1/3 Almond flour)….but…cooked it for 50 mins and still is raw in middle. Suggestions on what is wrong? I live in Florida in case humidity/sea level is a difference.

  8. Ginny McMeans

    Yes, you could substitute Lydia. It’s not a sweet bread but if you’d like it sweeter I’d add a little organic sugar or coconut sugar instead of more liquid.

  9. Lydia Koh

    Could.i use honey instead of maple syrup? And does this come out sweet enough considering it’s only 1 teaspoon of maple syrup? Thanks 🙂

  10. Hollie

    I made these for my family and they loved them! We used real eggs and (of course) added chocolate chips.
    They turned out great, very moist and tasty. Thumbs up from 6 and 10 year old and hubby. Thank you!

  12. Vickie Collins

    This banana bread is delicious!!! Thank you for sharing this recipe. We added chocolate chips (because we add them to everything), and it makes an excellent snack.

  13. Ginny McMeans

    No Paula, it’s not an even swap. Coconut flour soaks up a lot of the liquids and the switch would only be about 1/2 cup coconut flour. The bread wouldn’t even ‘come out’ with that little flour.

  16. Amy

    This recipe looks wonderful! I’m allergic to almonds. Do you have a recommendation for an almond flour substitute?

  22. Polly Chow

    No problem.
    I baked it little bit longer and let it cool in fridge overnight and seems okay. My friends love it. I’m making a new batch (double the recipe) and use 3 banana instead of 4 and see how it goes.
    But if you have the exact measurement for the banana it would be perfect! 🙂

  23. Ginny McMeans

    Oh no! It is suppose to be dense Polly. I know others have made it and it was good but let me go and take a second look. I will remake it and take an exact measurement for the mashed bananas. That is the only thing that I can see that could throw it off. I hope you kept baking to an hour. So very sorry.

  24. Polly Chow

    The cake texture suppose to be dense or very light? Cos I baked it for 45 mins and it seems still not cooked through

  25. Ginny McMeans

    They are very close to the same Julie. The terms are often used interchangeably. There is a subtle difference and here is a quote from The Kitchn “Both are made from ground almonds, though almond flour and almond meal have two subtle differences that set them apart. Almond flour is typically made from blanched almonds which have had the skins removed, and is ground more finely than almond meal, which typically still contains the skins and has a more coarse grind.’ Almond flour will make a loaf lighter in texture.