Slow Cooker Banana Blueberry Bread Recipe

Slow Cooker banana blueberry Bread

Like many other women, I try making sure that everything I cook for my family is not only healthy, but made from the best ingredients possible. For us, eating as close to the source as we can is important, and I try getting things from local farmers, or try making ingredients myself where I can. As someone who is constantly baking and cooking dishes at home, I go through about a bag of flour (sometimes more) a month, and since I only use high quality, natural flour, this can get expensive fast. When I found out I was selected for the Wondermill Grain Mill Challenge, I was ecstatic since I was finally going to have the opportunity to control even more of my ingredients and save money in the process!

Since we had some overripe bananas and blueberries in the house, I thought I would put our new mill to the test by making one of my family’s favorite recipes – banana blueberry bread. Knowing that I had a busy day ahead of me, I ground some flour, made my batter, and decided to try something new –  baking it in my slow cooker! Not only was it delicious, but the slow cooker kept it the bread from drying out, retaining even more of the flavor and leaving a moist bread that tasted absolutely heavenly!

Slow Cooker Banana Blueberry Bread Recipe
 
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Recipe type: Bread
Cuisine: Breakfast
 
A tasty banana bread recipe using freshly milled flour!
Ingredients
  • 1¾ Cups of Milled White Wheat Flour
  • 2 Tsp Baking Powder
  • ½ Tsp Sea Salt
  • ¼ Tsp Baking Soda
  • ½ Cup Butter (room temperature)
  • ⅔ Cup Sugar
  • 2 Eggs
  • 3½ Tsp Honey
  • 3 Bananas (preferably over-ripe)
  • ½ Cup Fresh Blueberries
  • 4½ - 5 Quart Slow Cooker (do not try it in a larger Slow Cooker)
Instructions
  1. Grease & flour slow cooker bowl.
  2. Grind your flour in the Wondermill Grain Mill.
  3. In a large bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt . Set aside.
  4. Using a stand mixer, mix the butter, eggs, sugar, and honey.
  5. Now, start slowly adding the banana to the mixture. For even mixing, you can pre-mash the banana or break it up into the mixture. Just make sure you are mixing on medium so that the banana is evenly distributed throughout the batter.
  6. Slowly add the dry ingredients to the banana mixture. To avoid a mess, add in small batches.
  7. Pour mixture into your greased slow cooker.
  8. Start adding the fresh blueberries to the mixture and mix carefully with a spoon.
  9. Cover and bake for 1 hr 30 minutes on high heat.
  10. Let bread cool thoroughly before you attempt to remove it from the slow cooker.

 

About SusanBewley

Susan Bewley is a busy modern woman - professional writer and entrepreneur by day and busy, health focused wife by night. When she isn't busy writing novels or working on her blog, she is experimenting with creating nutritious meals for her family filled with whole grains and nutritious ingredients to keep everyone in her family happy and healthy. To learn more about Susan and how to live a healthier lifestyle on a budget, make sure to check out her blog, Budget Earth!

Grain Mill Wagon Challenge Experience

For me, the Grain Mill challenge was an eye opening and wonderful experience. While I had always purchased high quality flour, I never imaged that milling my own flour at home would be so rewarding. I love being able to have complete control over the ingredients in my house, making sure that everyone in my family is getting the proper nutrition they need. Even my family is asking for freshly milled flour from my WonderMill since they believe it makes such a difference in cooking. Now, my old bags of flour are sitting in the pantry, only being used for 'emergency' situations. This challenge completely changed the way I cook and I'm delighted that my family is one step closer to having a natural, healthier diet that is closer to the source!

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