Pineapple Banana Mini Bundt Cakes with Orange Marmalade Glaze

Homemade banana bread is the best because…

• it gives not-so-good looking bananas a whole new purpose in life
• when you bring it into the office your coworkers will think you’re some kind of pastry chef
• you wont feel guilty for throwing out old bananas because they’ll be “repurposed”
• it can be baked in different forms (in loaves, muffins, doughnuts or even bundt cakes)
• it’s like eating dessert for breakfast
• it’s made with basic ingredients right out of the pantry
• it makes a great gift especially during the holidays
• it tastes so good that it seems like it should be harder to make than it really is
• you can change it up by adding fruit like say….pineapple, and even top it with a glaze
• it’s super tasty when served warm, cold or at room temperature
• you can eat it with your fingers
• when it’s topped with butter it’s even better

Let’s check out the ingredients and how to make these yummies.

For the Bundt Cake – overly ripe bananas (even darker than these are works well too), fresh pineapple, butter, sugar, eggs, flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt, and a non-stick mini bundt cake pan (6 cavity fluted baking pan, picture below)

For the Glaze – powdered sugar, milk, vanilla extract, and orange marmalade

Here’s how to make it.

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.

For the dry ingredients:

In a medium size bowl, add the flour…

…baking powder…

…baking soda…

…and salt.

Mix together and set aside.

For the bananas and pineapple:

In a small bowl, add the bananas,

and mash them with a fork.

To the bananas, add the pineapple, and

stir together.  Set aside.

For the bundt cake:

In a large mixing bowl,

add butter,

and sugar.

Beat together.

Add the eggs,

and beat until…

…the batter turns light (both in color and texture)

Turn the mixer speed to low and using a spoon, add the dry ingredients a little at a time.

Mix together until all of the flour is incorporated with the sugar and butter mixture.

Turn the mixer off, and to the mixing bowl add the bananas and pineapple.

On the low setting, mix just long enough so that the fruit is incorporated into the batter (about 10 seconds).

In a non-stick bundt pan (6 cavity fluted baking pan) that’s greased with butter,

evenly add the batter in each cavity.

Bake in a preheated oven until a wooden toothpick inserted in the middle of each cake comes out dry (about 25 minutes).

Remove the pan from the oven and let the cakes cool until they’re cool enough to handle.

Carefully remove the bundt cakes from the pan and put them on a cooling rack to cool further.

When the bundt cakes are completely cool, the glaze can be made and drizzled over the cakes.

For the glaze:

In a small bowl, add powdered sugar, milk, vanilla extra and orange marmalade.

Whisk together and…

…drizzle on top of each bundt cake.

Garnish with pieces of orange rind from the orange marmalade.

And then…

dig in with a fork…

or even your fingers.

And enjoy.

Thank you so much for stopping by.

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