Alisyn in the Greenroom

Peter Johnson Jr. Banana Bread!

3 ripe bananas

1 cup of sugar

1 egg

4 tablespoons melted and cooled butter

1 ½ cup of flour

1 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon baking soda

Preheat oven to 325˚.  Lightly grease 9 x 5 pan.

Bowl-mash bananas and beat in sugar, then egg and butter.

In a separate bowl stir together dry ingredients and add to banana mix – stir until moist.

Put in pan 55 – 60 minutes.

16 Responses to “Peter Johnson Jr. Banana Bread!”

Comment by Marissa

A few minutes too late…I just took a loaf of banana bread out of the oven. The fattening kind!

 
Comment by Joe

Alisyn,

I love banana bread. What directions does Peter have to make this in a bread machine (if it’s possible)?

 
Comment by Mary Elizabeth Rumsey-Porter, Texas

Three folks to get great recipes from:

1. My Grandmother.

2. Fox & Friends relatives.

3. Peter Johnson, Jr.
==============================
And so I was led-
To try this bannana bread.
.
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times
Porter, Texas

 
Comment by WallSt

And so I was led
To beat my head
Against a tree
If I’ve got to read another rhyme by M.E.!

JK M.E.! You go girl!

 
Comment by Maria

Hi Alisyn,

The banana bread sounds good, but I’ll have to modify it for a lo-cal version, which leads me into my question for you: What are your secrets for being so slim?? My “baby weight” is still around after too many years! Good topic about what’s being discussed on the show now–obesity.

Thanks.

Maria

Comment by Alisyn Camerota

Here’s my secret: eat every meal standing up and intermitently wiping up spilled juice, picking up fallen toddlers and generally putting out fires (figurtive and, sometimes, literal!). And if you ever do sit down for dinner, make sure your food is completely cold and picked over by aforementioned toddlers before doing so. I find this all helps keep weight off.

 
 
Comment by Taylor

Alisyn,
Wow! i tried that banana bread and it is wonderful!
-Taylor(age.12)

Comment by Alisyn Camerota

Right on, Taylor!

 
 
Comment by Petrena

Off topic here, but I didn’t know where else to comment.

What’s with the Hooters girl doing the weather??? Isn’t FOX above this type of thing?
C’mon Alisyn, tell them to stop with this type of viewer grabbing.

Comment by Alisyn Camerota

Petrena,
I’m sorry I thought you just wrote that we’re above showing Hooters girls doing weather. Is your computer malfunctioning?

 
 
Comment by Ed Reining

Seems like you could substitute the sugar with Splenda or Stevia and perhaps the butter with Canola Oil to make it more healthy. Perhaps even substituting enriched flower with a whole grain or wheat flour. It would probably increase the cooking time. Use long toothpicks and when it comes out clean then its cooked.

Ed

Comment by Alisyn Camerota

Thanks for the tip! Stevia good but Splenda yucky.

 
 
Comment by Ed

Petrena, I would like to think anyone in America could grow up to be a Fox News Weatherperson, even a Hooters Girl!

 
Comment by Jerry Schureman

Again, the presidential campaign is coming down to this national lament: “We just don’t have much of a choice” or “We don’t have anybody to vote for.” And for a disturbingly large majority of the country, it is absolutely true. The small minority who live in one of the states with early primaries are determining who’s “left” for the rest of us to vote for. By the time we have a chance to vote, it’s either in a meaningless late primary after many candidates have dropped out or it’s in the general election (“for who’s left”). This is democracy for a few states and very little choice for the rest of us. It seems for this early primary voting to work fairly, the resulting electoral votes in all primaries must be awarded to the top two or three candidates according to percent of popular votes received (not winner takes all). This way most of the top candidates will still be around for most of the country to choose from. I’m tired of having someone else determine who I can vote for!!!

And by the way, Princess Diana died more than 10 years ago!!! Why does the media continue to give weekly updated reports on her death, as if it happened last Wednesday. Let her go. I’d rather have regular updates on where Elvis was last seen (which was in a Walmart in Pigeon Forge, Tn in January).

 
Comment by T & Me

I would like to thank Peter & his girls for the yummy recipe I am making it for my boys this morning

 
Comment by Jine Shafer

OMG This bread rox! thanks for the recipe. My kids enjoyed this bigtime, And even told me it was better then thier aunt donna’s LOL But i won’t tell my sister donna that. She thinks she’s the best little baker since apple pie =)..Thanks alysin

Jine Shafer
Rochester New York

 

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