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I haven't done a tremendous amount of fiddling with this, but I did once make it, for friends who are more chocolate-crazed than I am, by replacing 25g of the flour with good cocoa powder (not drinking chocolate) and adding 100g of dark chocolate, cut up into smallish chunks. And you could just as easily use the chocolate chips sold in the baking aisle of supermarkets. If you're thinking about giving this cake to children, don't worry, the alcohol doesn't pervade: you just end up with stickily, aromatically swollen fruit.
Recipe posted by NigellaJust made this and it is amazing!!!! I mashed the bananas, leaving quite large chunks and it was really nice and moist! Will definately be making this again...and again...
Posted by Miramar243 on 15th May 2011 at 23.38
Tucking into this now warm from the oven! 1st time I've tried it; deliciously moist and fluffy! Didn't have any rum in so used sweetened fruit juice instead. Fab way to use overripe bananas!
Posted by charliethecello on 29th Aug 2011 at 21.07
I have made this three weeks running. It's amazing and it's definitely raising my Domestic Goddess status!
Posted by Chocolate Lovely on 2nd Nov 2011 at 9.56
I love this recipe. I'd like to send one as a Christmas present but don't know how long it will last if well wrapped and posted.
Posted by Rushwick Mum on 9th Nov 2011 at 18.17