From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...We are at the lake this weekend, and, as is the custom here, the neighbors have planned a communal breakfast for Sunday morning. Normally, I love to participate, but our stay here was unplanned and the cottage we are in has a miniscule kitchen with a work surface that is about 3 foot square. That doesn't leave a lot of room, or time, to come up with something I'm not embarrassed to put on the table tomorrow. Fortunately, I have my laptop with me, so I was able to retrieve the recipe for this simple Amish banana cake from my files. It will be perfect for tomorrow's breakfast and I know the folks here will enjoy it. The cake is made with readily available ingredients and no special equipment is needed to put it together. It is also a perfect way to use up bananas of dubious distinction. The rule here is, the nastier the 'nana the better the cake. Fortunately, I was able to find a couple of over-ripe bananas at the market, so I could proceed with the cake with a reasonable chance of success. This cake is moist and it has a lovely texture. While it can be served at any time of day, it makes a wonderful addition to a breakfast spread. Here is how the cake is made.
