I know many of you might get surprised when I say I dont like bananas in their true form. The only disguise of banana I can have is in the form of milkshakes but after trying these banana muffins I changed my mind :) I found the url while googling for banana muffins and I instantly tried it by halfing the measurements and it came out soo good.

Eggless Banana Muffins Recipe - Ingredients
Recipe Reference : Paajaka
- Flour - 3/4 cup (100 gms)
- Banana - 2 big sized (I used moris yellow variety like the ones in the pics)
- Oil - 1/4 cup (60 ml) - You can replace with butter too
- Granulated Sugar - 1/4 cup(55 gms) + 2 tbsp
- Baking powder - 1/2 tsp
- Baking soda - 1/2 tsp
- Vanilla essence - 1/2 tsp (optional)
- Walnut - 2 tbsp finely chopped
Method:- Sieve maida, baking soda and baking powder atleast twice, keep aside.
- Peel the skin of the banana and mash them well (I grinded it to a smooth paste). Add oil, vanilla essence and mix well. Fold in sugar and mix well until sugar completely dissolves.
- Add sieved maida , baking powder-soda mixture and mix well until a creamy mixture is formed. Add the chopped walnuts, reserve little for topping.
- Preaheat oven to 190 deg C. Meanwhile spoon the mixture in the muffin tray till 3/4th, , add in the remaining walnuts and bake it for 20-27mins. Check in after 25mins and bake accordingly.

My Notes:
- I have tried with the same measurement with 1/8 cup of oil and 1/8 cup of milk instead of full 1/4 cup oil and the muffins texture and tastewise there was no much of difference.
- You can use any type of banana, I used Moris yellow variety. Adjust sugar according to the banana variety you choose.
- The muffins raise up well in the first 15mins of baking itself. For the above mentioned measurement I got 5 medium sized muffins.
- It is very soft and fluffy and keeps well for 2 days.
- Dont skip adding nuts the crunchiness is too good with the banana flavour.

When I tried it for the first time the top was cracked, though I took these set of pics, I thought I have gone wrong somewhere so didnt mean to post it. Once when I saw banana muffins in a famous english bakery here the top was fully cracked, also after discussing with friends I made up mind that I had not gone wrong anywhere. And now me and hubby who are so aversed to banana enjoy these muffins to the core.

My hubby tasted these muffins and just loved it that he wanted another batch the next day itself :) Its kind of addictive the vanilla essence with the banana flavour tastes out of the world. Though vanilla essence is not given in the orginal recipe we liked the blend of flavours so I recommend adding it.

My only plight while baking muffins is the muffin liners as the ones I had were too small for the muffin tray I own so this time I didnt use liners at all. Now finally I've found one that fits my tray though not so colorful and fancy. Wait for my other muffin posts to see them in action :)


As usual my texture showing technique ;)
















OMG! looks yummy and very nice recipe without eggs....
ReplyDeletenice n flavorful muffins..
ReplyDeleteThey have raised beautifully and the texture looks so spongy... So yum for the egg-less version.
ReplyDeleteIt came out just perfect !!! I like bananas in their true form but not cooked .. Looks great ..
ReplyDeletethe texture looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteEggless muffins, nice recipe, I must try.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely tasty muffin.....
ReplyDeleteeven i love the taste which we get by blending banana and vanila essence.perfect muffins and great clicks
ReplyDeleteDelicious and perfect muffins...
ReplyDeleteyummy ...looks really soft and fluffy
ReplyDeleteThey look perfect Sharmi. Even when I made muffins, they got a big crack on the top. I felt very bad. But later on I came to know that some will turn out like that. So its fine.. :)
ReplyDeleteThe muffins looks so puffed up super cute. Nice recipe sharmi :)
ReplyDeleteSo so cute pictures! Loved it! I looove banana muffins :))
ReplyDeleteDelicious muffins. I love them :-)
ReplyDeleteMuffins look soft and spongy.. Tempting clicks..
ReplyDeleteLove the texture...yummy muffins
ReplyDeletei love banana muffins...i tried cake n muffins two to three times...but it didntcome out well....will try urs...cute n perfect muffins...
ReplyDeleteyummy.. i am also planning to make this very soon:)
ReplyDeleteThat looks soo fluffy:-) lovely clicks!!
ReplyDeleteMuffins look soft and spongy.. Tempting clicks..
ReplyDeleteI follow a very similar recipe.The faint tinge of bananas in every bite with the crunch of nuts in between,this one's a sure winner!
ReplyDeleteLooks so gud ...always love banana cake/muffin ....nice pics
ReplyDeletebanana muffins ooks absolutely delish...loved your clicks
ReplyDeleteLove how chubby n fluffy they look ~ beautiful classic presentation!
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Love the texture,flavorful and yummy
ReplyDeleteSo soft and light in texture!
ReplyDeleteChubby muffins :) Love their perfect shapes and they look nice without liners too :)Lovely version of banana muffins :)
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty looking muffins...
ReplyDeleteBanana - walnut combo is always a hit.:) Your clicks are awesome as always.
ReplyDeleteThe ylook so cute :)
ReplyDeletelovely muffins...awesome pics..
ReplyDeleteohhhh. they are perfect. porous tooo..
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Uma
These muffins look really delicious and fluffy, can't believe there are no eggs in them!
ReplyDeleteBanana muffins looks soft, spongy, yummy and tempting. Very nicely prepared. Thanks for your lovely recipe.
ReplyDeleteegg less muffins!! nice texture and color....will try this
ReplyDeleteBanana muffins minus eggs should bring out the all natural flavour of the fruit! :)
ReplyDeleteThey look perfect, shrmee :)culdnt help smile wide enjoying ur texture showing technique :))
btw r u non vegetarians?
@Bharathy : Yes we are nonvegetarians but I dont cook nonveg :)
ReplyDeleteWow a drolling muffins.Dfntly will be a yummy yummy muffins.Liked the ingredients used in this.
ReplyDeleteEggless muffins looking very soft and yummy. i have never tried eggless , wasnt sure if it wud be soft. thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteLove banana muffins...this sure looks healthy, yummy and soft.
ReplyDeleteLooks so fluffy and delicious! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yum treats!
ReplyDeleteeven i have thought cracks as failures. Perfect texture of the muffins sharmi!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and perfect. May be you can avoid cracking of the top by filling 3/4 th of muffin , that way they don't puff up too much.
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious..:)
ReplyDeleteI have been following your blog regularly...am new to this....and wanna soon experiment with the two B's...baking and blogging ;)
ReplyDeletetried these muffins....and they turned out pretty fine....soI kind of cleared the entrance exam :-)
I tried your banana muffins and the yoghurt vanilla sponge cake and they both came out superb. Thanks for the egg free baking recipes. I have bookmarked several other recipes to try out from here, and am really looking forward to it. Thanks again.
ReplyDelete@Pooja : I missed ur comment, thats great to hear and glad to hear that u liked it!
ReplyDelete@Anandhi : Wow both muffins and the vanilla cake...am totally happy hearing such comments. Sure try and let me know ur feedback! :)
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ReplyDeleteI am new to your blog. But now ur site is one among my fav. I tried poori and potato masal and the pani poori receipes. they came well. i want to try this eggless banana muffins. bt i dont have the muffin cups. can i try this is my normal cake vessel?
@Priya :You can but I am not sure of the timing as muffins take less time to bake than the normal cake....sorry cudnt help u in this regard
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteI am a great fan of your recipes..the choco-coffee cake and banana muffins were just yummylicious( eggless was the clincher for me!!!) - Loved the banana muffins so this time tried a cake..just doubled all ingredients..added a brown sugar+maida+butter crunchy coat on top and viola!!! - cake took 45 mins to bake perfectly : ) - Thanks for making baking a joy Sharmi :D
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ReplyDeleteI am a great fan of your recipes and your presentation style. Loved the choco-coffee cake and banana muffins ( eggless was the clincher for me!!) - All of us thought muffins were just yummylicious - so baked it as a cake this time - doubled all ingredients and added a brown sugar+maida+butter crunchy coat on top - cake was done perfectly in 45 mins : ) - thanks for this joy of baking Sharmi!!
(P.S. Wish i could post the picture of my cake with this comment)
Hi Sharmi!! - Great fan of your recipes and presentation style - loved both choco-coffee cake and banana muffins ((eggless is the clincher for me)...so yummy that this time baked a cake with the banana muffin recipe - i just doubled the quantity of all ingredients and added a brown sugar+maida+butter crunchy coat on top..cake was perfectly done in 45 mins for me : )..its unbelievably soft and tasty!!!
ReplyDelete(P.S. I wish there was a facility to upload a picture of my cake..just felt like showing off, i guess :D ) - Ramya from Kuwait.
Wow, I made these yesterday and they came out super yummy, thanks for this great recipe. When I was making the batter, it was really thick and I didn't know if that was how it should be, I wanted to come running to you asking if it was okay, you should probably have a hotline number I guess :-P
ReplyDelete@UmmSumayya : Ha ha :) With what I remember the batter was thick to be spooned not runny...So guess ur consistency was right, no worries.
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the recipe. I tried this and it came out really well! It tastes yummy but it does rise like yours, it always falls flat - I've tried it 4 times already! :(, with the same measurements & settings both with oil & butter with fresh baking powder & soda. Some how its not working for me. Anything suggestion would be great! Going to try your eggless chocolate muffuns now :) Thanks, Priya
Hi! Tried this recipe... it turned out great.. Masha'Allah...! :D ♥ Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteTried this and came out perfect, . Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi i m a greaterfn of this site....There is no preheating in my oven..can you please let me know in which power setting can i bake this recipe and how much time.....
ReplyDelete@Saranya : I am really not sure of it as I am used to preheat my oven....And really not aware of ur situation.
ReplyDeleteHi,Tried this today...turned out to be awesome, very tasty and like you, i am also not too fond of bananas, but these tasted too good...My mum gv me full marks for these :)..have tried ur eggless chocolate cake, vanilla sponge cake and khara bun as well...ur recipes have never disappointed me :D...they are just too good :)..thank you for these wonderful recipes...looking forward for some more baked goodies:)
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI loved those muffins just looking at those pictures. I need more info on baking. I just bought my first microwave convection model. I would appreciate how to bake the same in convection microwave..
Looking forward.... Thanks..
Hi Sharmi..Iam Gagan from NZ...My husband is vegiterian and i was lukin for something like..thanks much for sharing so yumm eggless baking recipes.. I tried few of them and those all made my husband so happy... Luv u for this :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sharmilee,
ReplyDeleteI have become a follower of ur blog... Its just great..i am also in a baking spree now... Tried ur vanilla sponge cake and eggless chocolate cake... Came out well..I have a basic LG microwave oven.. Its not a convection model.. I just follow the recipe and microwave the batter in high for 5 minutes or for some more time if its not done...
Can i try this muffin recipe in the same manner..
Please give ur suggestions...
@Unknown : Yes you can adjust timing according to your oven, hope it works for u for the muffins too:)
ReplyDeletehey..can u please tell me why do we hav to add both baking soda and powder?i only hav baking powder with me...is it necessary to add baking soda?can u suggest any other alternative?
ReplyDeleteI am really not sure too, as the orginal recipe called for it I just followed it. May be try skipping it but at ur own risk :)
Deleteit turned out perfect when i tried,instead of walnuts i used almonds and whole wheat atta as it is a healthy version and some choco chips as well. it turned out to be incredibly soft and spongy.
ReplyDeletelove ur recipes. :))
I tried this recipe with 1/2 cup maida and 1/4 cup multi grain atta. Added little more milk to adjust the consistency. It turned out just perfect ! soft and spongy :)
ReplyDeleteI tried this recipe today and turned out superbly well. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
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