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Banana Bread with chocolate chips: the cake that takes care of the end of the session

Soft, nourishing, easy to make. The kind of reward you deserve after a 12x400m

Banana bread is a bit like the endurance jog of pastries: easy, regular, always comforting. No need to be a foodie or aim for Top Chef. With three tired bananas, two eggs, and a little bit of goodwill, you can make a cake that's moist, nourishing, and frankly addictive. On the nutrition side? It checks the boxes of the well-informed runner: carbohydrates to fill up, fiber for satiety, fat for energy, and even some proteins thanks to eggs and nuggets. And if you choose semi-wholemeal flour, you are climbing directly into the aerobic sports nutrition zone. But beyond all the macros, this banana bread is above all a promise: that of coming back from your session with the certainty that a snack awaits you, still lukewarm, in the kitchen. A homemade, healthy reward, without additives, without guilt. And above all... with chocolate.

Summary

Why is it a good choice after the race?The ingredients (8 parts)Detailed preparationA word from the pastry coach

Why is it a good choice after the race?

We're not going to lie to you: this banana bread ticks all the boxes for the ideal post-run snack.

The ingredients (8 parts)

To get out of the closet before the bananas get lousy:

Detailed preparation

1. Warm up: we beat the eggs

In a salad bowl, break the eggs and add the sugars. Whip vigorously, as if you wanted to beat your personal best. The mixture should become clear and frothy.

2. Banana phase: we crush everything

Peel your bananas (blackish, that's perfect) and mash them with a fork. No need for perfect straightening, a little bit of texture is life.

3. Regrouping of forces

Add the banana purée to the salad bowl. Melt the butter (microwave or saucepan, depending on your style), pour into the mixture. Toss with love.

4. Muscle strengthening from dough

Add flour and baking powder. Mix well until the dough is smooth, without lumps or hesitation. Add the chocolate chips at the end (holding back the urge to snack on half of them).

5. Cooking: 180°C — 45 minutes

Pour into a buttered pan. Bake in a preheated oven at 180°C. A little pro tip: after 5-10 minutes, make a cut with a knife along the entire length for a nice well-developed crust.

6. We let it breathe

Once cooked, let it cool before unmolding it. You can even cut a lukewarm slice... if you have that mental strength.

A word from the pastry coach

  • To take away in ravito? Sliced and wrapped in baking paper, it survives very well in a trail bag.
  • Vegan version? You replace the eggs with a mixture of chia seeds and water (1 tablespoon + 3 tablespoons) and the butter with neutral oil.
  • Want something crunchy? Add walnuts or hazelnuts to give texture.
  • Verdict? It's simple, this banana bread has become our long post-release classic. And when the club brings them to the edge of the stadium... the series pass twice as fast.

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