
This is a really delicious way to use up old bananas-- and it is better than banana bread, I promise!

Once bananas start to go bad, I just toss them in the freezer. When you are ready to make banana bread, muffins, or this cake, you can just thaw them for 20-30 seconds in the microwave and then gently peel to remove the banana flesh.
I like this recipe because it uses
buttermilk, and has a
cream cheese frosting. Editorial note: cream cheese frosting is the only way to go, especially with bananas!

My friend from
Lorisan Cooks and I used
this recipe, and baked for 35+ minutes in two 8" circular pans.
Cutting each layer into two thinner slices yielded a 4 layer cake. Like my mother, I use the "wax paper method" for keeping a clean cake pan- see this photo for details:

The frosting in the recipe made quite enough to frost all 3 layers and the top and sides. We added vanilla beans to the frosting, which was nice but not necessary.
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