1ccoconut sugarregular sugar is fine at this amount
2eggs
3overripe bananas
1tsppure vanilla extract
3/4cpre-soaked chia seeds(2 Tbsp chia seeds in 3/4 c water until all absorbed)
3/4cunsweetened yogurtI use plain coconut yogurt
Dry Ingredients
2cgluten free flouror – BETTER – 1 ½ c GF flour, plus ½ c Kfibre – see notes above about Einkorn flour as well
1/4ccacao or cocoa
3/4tspcinnamon
1 1/2 tspbaking soda
1/2 tspreal salt
By Hand…
1cchopped pecans
1 1/4cdark chocolate chipsI use diary free
Instructions
Combine the flour, Kfibre (if using), cacao, cinnamon, baking soda and salt. Set aside.
In a mixing bowl combine sugar, eggs, bananas, vanilla, chia, and yogurt. Beat on medium speed until combined and relatively smooth. Don’t worry about the chunks of bananas unless you’re OCD. In that case, I can’t help you.
Add flour mixture to the wet ingredients and beat until combined.
Add nuts and 1 cup chocolate chips by hand and pour the batter (it’s pretty thick) into parchment lined bread pans. Sprinkle remaining chocolate chips over the top. You can use greased pans, I just hate doing dishes. And laundry, but that’s another post. #OverIt
Call children to come lick the beater. If you’re really lucky you have more than one child and they’ll start fighting over said beater. Drink a mimosa, heavy on the champagne, and point out that you also have a bowl with leftover batter. If you have more than two children, might I suggest you tell no one, drink the mimosa anyway and lick the beater and bowl yourself. In fact, eat one of the loaves and tell them this recipe only made one.
You’re welcome.
Bake for 45-50 minutes at 350°. It’s doubtful a toothpick will come out clean because of the melted chocolate chips, but the bread should be firm and bounce back if you press on it lightly. It will also have beautiful fissures running through the top.
Let loaves cool in the pan for 5 minutes before removing to a cooling rack. And remember to eat one yourself before your tribe finds out there’s an extra.