I have to be honest about my feelings for Biscoff here. For a while, I’ve been adverse to it because of its simple overuse. Every time you turn around someone is dolloping Biscoff onto something new. With that in mind, I really wanted to jazz up my banana bread recipe, so one day I added a large spoonful to my banana bread, and oh was that the move. Though Biscoff can be super sweet, just the right amount here is the perfect complement to this nutty and wholesome banana bread flavor.
USE RIPENED BANANAS: This is a great way to use up those banana sitting on your kitchen counter. If you don’t have any you cant bake soem unripe one at 350 until the skin turns black.
LET COOL COMPLETELY: Like any pastry or bread, the worst thing you can do is take it out of the pan before its completely cool. You want to let the air dissepate out so the texture will be spot on.
BROWNED BUTTER: Made by browning a stick of salted or unsalted butter until it turns nutty in flavor and color.
SUGARS: Both granulated and brown
FLOUR: All purpose or bread both work
EGGS: Two large
BAKING POWDER, BAKING SODA, AND SALT: Help create contrast and leven or prop up the bread.
BISCOFF COOKIE BUTTER SPREAD
NUTS OR CHOCOLATE CHIPS: The are optional.