"yummy yummy in my tummy" recipe

Lulubells

For those of you with small children out there I'm sure a high percentage of you would have seen the "Yummy yummy in my tummy" cooking section on the nick Jr channel??!?. I have seen it many times and one of the recipes is for a banana cake that uses flour, sugar, 2 eggs,2 mashed bananas and warm milk - trouble is they don't give any measures - it looks delicious..don't suppose ayone knows the recipe ? long shot I know !!

TIA

Lulubells

FunkyFairy

have you tried emailing Nick Jr asking them?

tiredwithtwins

hiya, yes i know the ones you mean - and im sure the recipes are on the nickjr website...i might be wrong. i shall go and look!

Lulubells

No - hadn't thought of that - I did trail through the website.

Cheers

tiredwithtwins

is this the one?
http://nickjr.co.uk/activities/dotogethers/bananaBread.aspx



edit - just to say i dont think this is the one you mean.....sorry

Lulubells

Hi tiredwithtwins,

thanks for that - don't think it is the one though...........

Thanks anyway

Lu

roversbabe

Lulubells wrote:

For those of you with small children out there I'm sure a high percentage of you would have seen the "Yummy yummy in my tummy" cooking section on the nick Jr channel??!?. I have seen it many times and one of the recipes is for a banana cake that uses flour, sugar, 2 eggs,2 mashed bananas and warm milk - trouble is they don't give any measures - it looks delicious..don't suppose ayone knows the recipe ? long shot I know !!

TIA

Lulubells

Not seen the programme but sounds similar to my banana bread so I've listed my recipe below.

8oz flour
2oz butter / marg
2oz sugar
2 over-ripe bananas
1 egg
pinch of salt
bit of milk

Rub the butter into the flour, add the pinch of salt. Then add the sugar, mashed up bananas and egg. Mix and add enough milk to make a sticky consistency.

Place in a greased & floured loaf tin and bake at gas mark 4 for 45 mins.

Yum :drool: