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Subsituting mango puree for bananas in banana bread


Which baking dish is best to bake a banana bread?chestnut puree quantitySubstituting honey for sugar in breadHow can I modify my banana bread recipe to make cookies from it?missing ingredients in banana breadButter vs oil in Banana bread and Zucchini breadSurfaces for bread makingCan I substitute bread flour for AP flour in banana bread recipe?Making Banana bread but short on flour: can I use pancake mix?Banana bread edges are burnt, top and middle is underdone






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I have some mangoes lying around the house that I am curious to use in a banana bread.



Suppose I puree the mangoes and I have one banana. How much mango puree should I use to make a mango-banana bread?










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Suppose I puree the mangoes and I have one banana. How much mango puree should I use to make a mango-banana bread?










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  • How many bananas does your recipe call for?

    – Erica
    9 hours ago











  • It calls for 3 bananas.

    – Yuugi
    8 hours ago

















  • How many bananas does your recipe call for?

    – Erica
    9 hours ago











  • It calls for 3 bananas.

    – Yuugi
    8 hours ago
















How many bananas does your recipe call for?

– Erica
9 hours ago





How many bananas does your recipe call for?

– Erica
9 hours ago













It calls for 3 bananas.

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It calls for 3 bananas.

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Mango puree is quite a bit more acidic than banana; 3.4 to 4.6. vs about 6.5.
Quite a bit more liquid too.
I'd cut to about two bananas worth volume wise, and be quick about stirring in the puree and getting it into your oven. The low pH is liable to set off your rising agent quickly. Take it too slow, and you'll have bread overfilling the pan, or flatbread.






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    Mango puree is quite a bit more acidic than banana; 3.4 to 4.6. vs about 6.5.
    Quite a bit more liquid too.
    I'd cut to about two bananas worth volume wise, and be quick about stirring in the puree and getting it into your oven. The low pH is liable to set off your rising agent quickly. Take it too slow, and you'll have bread overfilling the pan, or flatbread.






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      Mango puree is quite a bit more acidic than banana; 3.4 to 4.6. vs about 6.5.
      Quite a bit more liquid too.
      I'd cut to about two bananas worth volume wise, and be quick about stirring in the puree and getting it into your oven. The low pH is liable to set off your rising agent quickly. Take it too slow, and you'll have bread overfilling the pan, or flatbread.






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        Quite a bit more liquid too.
        I'd cut to about two bananas worth volume wise, and be quick about stirring in the puree and getting it into your oven. The low pH is liable to set off your rising agent quickly. Take it too slow, and you'll have bread overfilling the pan, or flatbread.






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        Quite a bit more liquid too.
        I'd cut to about two bananas worth volume wise, and be quick about stirring in the puree and getting it into your oven. The low pH is liable to set off your rising agent quickly. Take it too slow, and you'll have bread overfilling the pan, or flatbread.







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