Ingredients

3½ cups buckwheat (sprouted)
4 bananas
3 tablespoons agave
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon ginger
½ teaspoon nutmeg
Blueberries

Recipe Directions

1. Put it all in the food processor (save the blueberries) and go crazy.

2. Spread onto parchment paper for the dehydrator in squares about a 1/2 inch thick and sprinkle blueberries on top (or you can mix it into the batter after processing).

3. Dehydrate at 110 degrees Fahrenheit overnight or until they look and feel desirable.

4. Peel off and top with whatever you like.

Lovin' My Sunshine's Thoughts

By Lovin' My Sunshine

I sprouted way too many buckwheat sprouts, and I was looking for a way to use them up.

I was also working at the hospitality kitchen and they needed people to take the extra bananas. Naturally, I volunteered. (Who could let bananas go to waste?!)

Anyways, I wound up with tons of bananas that were perfectly ripe and won’t last that much longer.

So I put the buckwheat and bananas together with a little vanilla, agave, and spice and it turned out a lot better than I expected.

Oh, and make sure the batter is very processed. No one likes crunchy buckwheat in their bananas! lol.

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Lovin' my Mushroom

Jul 24, 2010

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I remember you telling me about this

I thought it wouldn't be very good because banana bread should be moist and it sounded like it would be really dry, but it sounds really good and looks amazing!

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Lovin' my Mushroom

Jul 24, 2010

80 votes
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I remember you telling me about this

I thought it wouldn't be very good because banana bread should be moist and it sounded like it would be really dry, but it sounds really good and looks amazing!

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