Disclosure:  I received the mixing bowls featured in this post for free from Uncommon Goods for review purposes. All opinions expressed in this post are 100% my own.

Easy Banana Bread is a traditional banana bread recipe and perfect for breakfast, snacks, or dessert. Check out my review of the Nesting Stoneware Mixing Bowls that I used to make this banana bread from Uncommon Goods below!

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Easy Banana Bread

Hi Everyone, I made this Easy Banana bread and shared it on Instagram. 

After I shared there and then later on Facebook, several people started to message me telling me that they also made banana bread that exact weekend or day.

What are the chances of all these people that I know making banana bread at the same time?

I thought it would be fitting for me to finally share the recipe that I made that day with the ingredients that I had on hand in my kitchen - nothing special - just some extremely ripe bananas which I saved from getting thrown out (another day and I would have had to!), granulated sugar and farm fresh eggs from my sister-in-law's hens which are in abundance this time of year.

Easy Banana Bread is a two-bowl recipe that is perfect for using the new Nesting Stoneware Mixing Bowls set that I recently received from Uncommon Goods, read on below to check out more about the bowls, Uncommon Goods, and my review!

Oh and of course this delicious Easy Banana Bread recipe!

Ingredients

• 2 cups all-purpose flour
• 1-½ teaspoons baking powder
• ½ teaspoon baking soda
• ¼ teaspoon salt
• ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
• ⅛ teaspoon nutmeg
• 2 large eggs, (I use farm-fresh, free-range eggs)
• 3-4 very ripe bananas, (1.5 cups banana puree)
• 1 cup granulated white sugar
• ½ cup canola oil
• ¼ cup walnuts, optional

Kitchen Tools

• measuring spoons and cups
• 2-cup wet measure
• mixing bowls
• baking spatula
• loaf pan
• wire cooling rack

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About Uncommon Goods

I love the ethos behind Uncommon Goods as a company,  I think it is so important for a company to have an ethical component, you can read about them here:

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, UncommonGoods is a privately-owned retailer

that endeavors to feature unique jewelry, designer décor, tabletop items, and handcrafted gifts created in

harmony with the environment without harm to animals or people. We run all our operations out of the historic

Brooklyn Army Terminal, where the lowest-paid seasonal worker starts at 50% above the minimum wage. We

make it our mission to support and provide a platform for artists and designers; in fact, half of what we sell is

made by hand. Most of the jewelry products, home décor, and tabletop items we carry are created right here in

the USA, and about one-third of our entire collection incorporates recycled and/or upcycled materials. At the

core of our company is great respect for the integrity of the creative individual and the belief that it is our

responsibility to use our business to impact the world in a positive way.

- as quoted from Uncommon Goods

My Review:  Nesting Stoneware Mixing Bowls (Set of 2) from Uncommon Goods

When I use these bowls, I have a sense that they are not just designed for beauty but most importantly, function.

There was a lot of care and thought that went into making the design of these bowls.

I love that they nest which is great for storing.

I love the handles which are perfect for lifting and the pour spouts for pouring batter or liquid (as shown in the collage below).

Together, they are perfect for any baking recipe requiring 2 bowls where you mix the wet and dry ingredients separately before combining or just use 1 bowl for a 1-bowl recipe.

It is so nice to work with bowls that have a handmade feel;  it is entirely different and more soulful than baking with plastic or machine/factory/industrial-made vessels.

I love the ridges on the insides of the bowls, there is texture and they are each individual, unique.

Do not be surprised if you see them make appearances in several upcoming posts since I use them so much now!

About the artist Maggy Ames

Here is a bio about the ceramic artist Maggy Ames who makes these bowls:

Pottery is a second chapter in life for Maggy Ames. Trained as an attorney, she practiced in New York City for 35 years, representing the interests of people with developmental disabilities. During that time, the part-time pursuit of her pottery studio was a haven of peace and quiet from the politically stormy world of her work. In 2009, she retired from the practice of law and came to pottery full-time.

Her interest in ceramics was first sparked during her years at Skidmore College. Though she never studied in that renowned ceramic program, she watched enviously as classmates immersed themselves in clay. Immediately after completing law school, she decided that clay would be her new learning project.

Today, she is a full-time potter. Maggy and her partners operate one of the few remaining working clay studios in Manhattan.

- as quoted from Uncommon Goods

Recipe Attribution:  Easy Banana Bread is a version of my Vegan Banana Bread recipe, a popular recipe on Life's Little Sweets.

Below is a photo collage showing how to Make Easy Banana Bread start to finish and yes, the yolks from farm fresh eggs are really that bright, it's amazing!

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