Apple and banana tea cake

Какое слово лишнее?зачеркни его.1)cabbage,meat,tomato,potato.2)milk,cheese,butter,bread.3)fish,tea,coffee,juice,milk.4)apple,cake,banana,orange

Ответ или решение 2

Чтобы выполнить это задание и правильно вычеркнуть лишнее слово, нужно знать лексику английского языка на тему «Еда и напитки». Сначала распределим еду по категориям.

Лексика на тему «Еда и напитки»

• Vegetables (овощи): carrot, potato, tomato, cabbage, pea, cucumber, eggplant, pumpkin, onion, beet and others.
• Fruit (фрукты): apple, pear, peach, melon, watermelon, orange, lemon, plum, kiwifruit, banana and others.
• Dairy products (молочные продукты): milk, butter, cheese, ice cream, yogurt, sour cream and others.
• Bakery (мучные продукты): bread, cookies, cakes, pastries, pies and others.
• Meat and poultry (мясо и птица): meat, bacon, ham, sausage, chicken, duck, turkey and others.
• Seafood (морские продукты): shrims, crab, caviar, fish, mussel, lobster and others.
• Drinks (напитки): tea, coffee, milk, juice, water, lemonade and others.

Узнав основную лексику по еде и напиткам и распределив ее по категориям, мы можем приступить к выполнению задания.

Выполнение задания

1) Cabbage, meat, tomato, potato. (лишнее слово тут meat)

2) Milk, cheese, butter, bread. (лишнее слово тут bread)

3) Fish, tea, coffee, juice, milk. (лишнее слово тут fish)

4) Apple, cake, banana, orange. (лишнее слово тут cake)

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The Best Banana Cake I’ve Ever Had

Remember that time I told you about the best banana cake I’ve ever had?

I enjoyed obsessed over it at a family reunion the other weekend. My cousin made it and I stalked her down like a dessert creep and proceeded to talk her ear off about cream cheese frosting and spotty bananas for 35 minutes straight.

What? You don’t do that at parties?

It was the moistest cake I’ve ever eaten. Stick-to-the-back of your fork moist. The perfect cream cheese frosting, both sweet and tangy, sinking into the top of the cake made it even moister. Sweet, but not overpowering. Mega banana flavor, certainly more banana flavor than any banana bread I’ve ever eaten. Very buttery and cakey from creaming the butter and sugars. Ridiculously rich, decadent.

The banana cake was dense, but not heavy. If that makes any sense? (Coming from the lady who talks about rotting bananas at social gatherings, but stick with me here.) The crumb was very soft, but they were tight crumbs. The cake didn’t fall apart when you took a forkful.

She told me this cake comes out perfect every time she makes it. And such perfection is reinforced, she told me, when absolutely everyone who has a slice begs her for the recipe. It is, hands down, the best banana cake I’ve ever had.

And I haven’t stopped thinking about it since.

How to Make Banana Cake

The recipe starts with 3 mashed bananas (above). Now, make sure those bananas are nice and spotty. The bananas you see above are just right (and it’s what you want for banana bread too). More brown spots = sweeter, more banana flavor. Your cake will thank you. I simply mash the bananas in my mixer– the same mixer I use for creaming the butter and sugars. Beat the bananas on high speed for a minute, then transfer to another bowl. I don’t even wash the mixing bowl– just throw the butter right in and start creaming!

Here’s the batter. There will be some lumps.

One more thing to note: buttermilk. As you guessed, buttermilk is the moist-maker in this cake. The cake wouldn’t be what it is without it! You also need the acid in buttermilk to help the baking soda do its job. I rarely have buttermilk in my refrigerator, so I always sour whole milk instead. For this recipe, you need 1 and 1/2 cups of buttermilk. If you don’t keep buttermilk on hand either, measure 1 Tablespoon of fresh lemon juice or white vinegar. Pour into a liquid measuring cup. Then add enough whole milk until it reaches 1 and 1/2 cups. Stir together, let it sit for 5 minutes, then use in the recipe. To keep the cake extra rich, I recommend whole milk when you are souring milk.

Is this not the silkiest and smoothest cream cheese frosting you’ve ever seen? Well, it’s the silkiest and smoothest cream cheese frosting I’ve ever tasted! It’s pretty similar to our cream cheese frosting, but there’s a little less cream cheese for the amount of butter. So, this makes the frosting a little more silky. And definitely more buttery!

There’s also a lot of cream cheese frosting. When you begin slathering it onto the cake, you’ll probably go “Sally, this is way too much frosting!” But it’s not. You want a nice thick layer. It’s essential.

The best banana cake I’ve ever had. We love it so much we turned it into a chocolate marble banana Bundt cake, too. Let me know if you try it!

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Английский язык ENJOY ENGLISH Английский с удовольствием 3 класс Биболетова. Lesson 12. Номер №3

Помоги артистам выбрать еду на завтрак, обед и ужин.
Образец: I think Alice would like a banana and some porridge for breakfast.
a cake, some soup, a ham sandwich, some cheese, an egg, an apple, a tomato, some cornflakes, a carrot, some juice, some tea, some coffee, a sweet, an orange, some milk.

Решение

Перевод задания
Помоги артистам выбрать еду на завтрак, обед и ужин.
Образец: Я думаю, Алиса хочет банан и кашу на завтрак.
торт, немного супа, бутерброд с ветчиной, немного сыра, яйцо, яблоко, помидор, немного кукурузных хлопьев, морковь, немного сока, немного чая, немного кофе, конфета, апельсин, немного молока.

ОТВЕТ
I think Alice would like some soup, a cheese sandwich and some juice for lunch.
I think Alice would like some potatoes, an egg and some tea for dinner.

I think Tim would like some porridge and a ham sandwich for breakfast.
I think Tim would like some fish and some juice for lunch.
I think Tim would like a cake and some tea for dinner.

I think Tom would like an egg, some porridge, a ham sandwich and a cake with tea for breakfast.
I think Tom would like some soup, some chicken with potatoes and some juice for lunch.
I think Tom would like a ham sandwich, some sweets and some tea for dinner.

I think Tricky would like some porridge and some coffee for breakfast.
I think Tricky would like some soup, a cake and some juice for lunch.
I think Tricky would like a cheese sandwich and some tea for dinner.

Перевод ответа
Я думаю, Алиса хотела бы суп, бутерброд с сыром и немного сока на обед.
Я думаю, Алиса хотела бы на ужин картошку, яйца и чай.

Я думаю, Тим хотел бы на завтрак кашу и бутерброд с ветчиной.
Я думаю, Тим хотел бы на обед немного рыбы и сок.
Я думаю, Тим хотел бы торт и чай на ужин.

Я думаю, Том хотел бы на завтрак яйцо, кашу, бутерброд с ветчиной и пирожное с чаем.
Я думаю, Том хотел бы суп, курицу с картофелем и немного сока на обед.
Я думаю, Том хотел бы бутерброд с ветчиной, конфеты и чай на ужин.

Я думаю, Трикки хотел бы на завтрак кашу и кофе.
Я думаю, Трикки хотел бы суп, торт и сок на обед.
Я думаю, Трикки хотел бы бутерброд с сыром и чай на ужин.

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Banana Cake Recipe

By swasthi , on December 2, 2021 , 226 Comments , Jump to Recipe

Banana cake recipe for beginners – This banana cake is the simplest to make, tastes delicious with a super light, moist and fluffy texture. This cake is baked time and again at my home & has been our family favourite for so many years. It is similar to those light and airy fancy cakes sold in the bakeries. This banana cake has a similar taste and texture of a rich butter cake.

If you do not have a oven, you can refer to my pressure cooker cake post and bake it. This recipe makes a large 8 by 8” cake that serves 16. If you are a newbie, simply halve the recipe and bake in a 6 inch pan. Since smaller cakes won’t last even for 2 days in my home I always bake in an 8 inch pan.

About Banana Cake

The best thing about this banana cake recipe is you can make it with whole wheat flour or white wheat flour. Due to the addition of eggs the banana cake won’t have the taste of wheat flour in it.

Also this is made with butter as I personally don’t prefer using much oil in my cakes. Though the recipe is easy, there are some key points to focus to make the best banana cake. So read the tips and notes mentioned below.

There are 2 ways you can make this soft and delicious banana cake. The first method is to cream the butter and sugar until creamy. Then beat the eggs. Lastly flour is incorporated to make the batter. The second method is just to mix up the wet ingredients and then mix the dry ingredients.

The difference between these 2 is the texture. The first one yields a super light and airy cake whereas the second one makes a slightly denser cake.

Creaming butter and sugar requires some effort so it is best to use a hand or stand mixer. However you can also cream them with a whisk and this takes about 3 to 4 minutes depending on your effort.

But if want to skip this step completely then follow the second method which just requires you to mix the ingredients. When I first posted this recipe, I followed this method and made with whole wheat flour. I have the stepwise pictures of the same as well.

I have also shared a simple vanilla frosting in the recipe card which I sometimes make for this banana cake and butter cake.

Ingredients

Bananas : Use only ripe bananas. I use the large yellow bananas. You can use pureed or mashed bananas. With mashed bananas you will have those specks of banana fibers seen your cake (as visible in my pictures).

Flour: This recipe works with all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, white wheat flour, pastry flour and even with atta (chapati flour). But if you prefer to make a light bakery style cake, then do avoid flour to which extra bran has been added. Though this kind of flour works it makes the cake slightly dense.

You can also use a combination of whole wheat flour and all-purpose flour.

Butter: Use unsalted butter for this banana cake recipe. I feel the flavor of & the freshness of salted butter is not the same as unsalted. However if you still want to use it, then skip the salt mentioned in the recipe.

Baking powder: This recipe uses baking powder. It cannot be substituted with baking soda. Please recheck the expiry date of baking powder before using. Also use baking powder that has no aluminum content.

Spice: I usually add ¾ teaspoon ground cinnamon to the batter as we love the warm & sweet flavors of cinnamon. The combo of ripe bananas and cinnamon goes really well. Use it only if you like the flavor.

Sugar: Some readers mentioned the cake being too sweet for their taste. However it depends on the bananas and the personal preferences. If you prefer your banana cake less sweeter then simply reduce the sugar by ¼ cup.

How To Make Banana Cake (method 1)

1. Keep the eggs, butter and all other ingredients out of the fridge a little before you begin to work on the recipe. Use all of them at room temperature except butter that needs to be cold, yet soft and should hold its structure. Here are the quantities:

2 cups all-purpose flour or whole wheat flour. Fluff up the flour with a fork in the pack. Spoon it to the measuring cup and level it with a straight edged spoon or knife.
100 grams unsalted butter
2 eggs
½ cup milk + 2 .5 tablespoons (160 ML)
1 cup mashed bananas (use only ripe bananas)

2. Preheat the oven to 170 C or 340 F for at least 15 minutes. If you have a fan forced oven, then preheat to 160 C or 320 F.

3. Grease a 8 by 8 inch square cake pan and line with a parchment paper. If you do not have a parchment paper then simply dust some flour all over the cake pan including the sides. Shake well and invert it and dust off the excess in your kitchen sink.

4. Before you begin to make the batter, ensure the butter is soft but still cold. To check press the block of cold butter with your finger, it should dent slightly yet hold its solid structure and should not be too soft. More importantly it has to be still cold. This is the kind of butter we want here. Add 1 cup sugar and 100 grams butter to a mixing bowl. You can also use your stand mixer.

Make Batter

5. Beat them together until light, pale and fluffy. When it is done, the whole mixture will look light in color. Sugar will not be dissolved at this stage. If you live in a hot place and feel your butter is about to melt then simply keep the bowl in the fridge for a while. Then continue to beat. It is important for the butter not to melt at this stage.

6. Now add 2 teaspoons vanilla and 1 egg. Mix gently until combined and then beat until well incorporated & creamy.

7. Then add the other egg and beat just until creamy.

8. This is the texture we want and do not over beat at this stage.

9. Place a sieve over the mixing bowl. Add 2 cups wheat flour or all-purpose flour, ½ teaspoon salt & 2½ teaspoons baking powder. Gently mix them well first with a spoon. Then sieve them to the creamed butter and egg mixture.

10. Mix it gently with the whisk. Then pour ¼ cup milk and mix gently. Next add another ¼ cup milk.

11. Mix just until well combined on a medium speed. You will need another 2.5 tablespoons milk while mixing. Add that as well. Avoid over mixing. Scrape the sides and bottom. Check if everything is well combined.

12. Then add 1 cup mashed bananas.

13. Mix again until well combined. Avoid over mixing.

Bake Banana Cake

14. Pour this to the lined caked tray. Tap the tray to the counter a few times to release air bubbles.

15. Bake for 25 to 30 mins if using a 8 by 8 square pan. Adjust the timing slightly if needed. If using a different size pan, then the timings vary. A skewer/ tester inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean when the cake is done. If you see moist crumbs on the tester, you may bake for a little longer.

16. Place the cake pan on a wired rack and cool for 10 mins so the cake doesn’t sweat at the bottom. Then invert the pan gently to remove the cake.

Cool completely before slicing.

Method 2 – Without Creaming

I halve the recipe here so even beginners can try it.

Preheat the oven to 170 C for at least 15 minutes. Grease a 6 inch pan or 8 x 4 x 2.5 inches loaf pan. Line it with a parchment paper or sprinkle some flour all over evenly. Dust off the excess in your kitchen sink.

1. Sieve together 1 cup wheat flour (120 grams), ¼ teaspoon sea salt (or pink salt) and 1¼ teaspoon baking powder. Sieve them thrice so the banana cake comes out light.

2. Ensure all the ingredients are at room temperature. Melt ¼ cup butter to a liquid state. Crack open the 1 egg to a bowl and beat with a fork so you have a uniform mixture. Mash bananas to make ½ cup. Measure ¼ cup plus 2 tablespoons milk.

3. To a mixing bowl, add mashed bananas, beaten egg, melted butter, milk, 6 to 8 tablespoons ( ½ cup) sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. Mix all of them.

4. Then add flour in 2 batches mixing just until combined.

5. You should have a uniform batter with no streaks of flour in it. Use a spatula to clean out the sides of the bowl while you mix. Do not over mix as the cake can end up being gluey.

6. Transfer this to the prepared pan. Tap the pan to the kitchen counter.

7. Bake at 170 C for 30 mins if using a 6 inch pan, if using a loaf pan (8x4x2.5 inches) then bake for about 35 to 36 minutes. When done, a skewer inserted in the center comes out clean. If the skewer comes out with batter or wet mixture, bake it a little longer until it comes out clean. You need to adjust the baking temperature depending on the bakeware and oven.

Cool the cake in the pan for 10 minutes and then remove it to a wired rack. Cool completely before slicing. Avoid slicing hot banana cake.

Pro Tips & Notes

Creaming butter and sugar: This most important step is to beat the butter and sugar right to a creamy consistency as this helps in making the cake light. To beat it right, the temperature and texture of the butter is important. It has to be cold, yet soft and hold shape. They are creamed together to incorporate air.

If your butter is not cold then it will begin to melt & the air bubbles will collapse. If it is too cold and firm, then you won’t be able to incorporate air into it.

Avoid overmixing and just mix until well combined at every step. Overmixing will lead to flat cakes. The cake may rise and then sink.

Measure flour correctly by following the 3 steps – fluff up the flour, spoon it to the cup and lastly level it. This gives accurate results.

Pan size: Most time I make this cake in a 8 inch square pan. On occasions when I did not have enough bananas, I cut down the ingredients to half and bake in a 6 inch pan. It takes the same time even if you bake in a 6 inch pan.

Banana cake is lighter and is made much similar to the traditional butter cake by creaming butter and sugar. But banana bread is denser in texture as there is no creaming involved. The dry ingredients are simply incorporated into the wet ingredients.

Use ¼ cup buttermilk or homemade yogurt for every egg in the recipe. Avoid using Greek yogurt as it is too thick to use as a substitute.

Using too much of leavening agents can cause the cake to sink. The cake rises a lot due to the excess leavening and then it collapses so it sinks.

Yes. This banana cake recipe works with whole wheat flour or even with atta (chapati flour)

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