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Please prepare all the ingredients. I'm going to preheat the oven to 350 F (176 to 177 C).
STEP 2/15
Microwave 1/2 cup of butter for 30 seconds and turn again for 30 seconds. (Maybe a stick of butter is about 1/2 Cups) Then pour 3/4 Cups of brown sugar into melted butter and mix.
STEP 3/15
When I measured the amount of bananas with an improvement cup, it was exactly 1.5 of the bananas I bought. The banana I bought is a little big, so if it's a small banana, you'll have to use about four to five.
STEP 4/15
Mash the rest of the bananas in a slightly larger container.
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Beat in 2 eggs, pour all the melted butter + sugar you made in Step 2 onto the mashed banana and continue to stir.
STEP 6/15
Place flour 2 Cups baking soda 1 TBSP salt 1/4 tsp in a large bowl.
STEP 7/15
In Step 5, pour the banana + butter + sugar + egg.
STEP 8/15
Shake it, shake it
STEP 9/15
Pour the well-mixed ingredients into the baking pan.
I've tasted the dough a little, and the dough itself is already so delicious!
STEP 10/15
I like chocolate, so I prepared chocolate.
STEP 11/15
It's about this much.
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Stir carefully so that chocolate mixes well.
STEP 13/15
Start baking in a preheated oven! It's swollen a lot, but to see if it's fully cooked, poke a toothpick or wooden chopstick in the middle and check if the dough comes out.
STEP 14/15
If the dough no longer sticks to the chopsticks, remove it from the oven and cool it down for about 10 minutes.
STEP 15/15
I thought it cooled down a lot, but it was still warm When my co-worker made it, the outside was moist, so I'll ask you again how it was made. The bread I made is moist on the inside but crispy on the outside.
If you eat it after a day, you can eat it moistly on the outside and inside.
On the day of baking, the outside is dry.