Tuesday, October 6, 2009

TASTEY TUESDAY!


Welcome to my Tastey Tuesday. (yes, spelled with an e) LOL!! Today I have a recipe to share. One that I have made for years. Tea Bread! It can be made plain or with bananas, like I have for you today.
The recipe shows the directions with or without bananas and this is a great one since it is most ingredients we have in the house. Perfect to use when you get down to 2 or 3 last bananas that are over ripe. So instead of throwing them away, why not make this tastey treat for breakfast, snacks or tea break! It is not sweet, but rather a light snack bread without using yeast.

I wanted to share some fun in the kitchen because I have so many great recipes to pass along. As I have talked about in past posts, my mother was a gourmet cook. She had an amazing talent to make anything taste delicious. I don't even come close to her cooking ablilities, but I inherited all her tried and true recipes and cookbooks when she passed away. Little written captions to herself, sideline notes, and pages of wonderful directions for meals she shared with family, friends and many church dinners. Most of the time, she did not follow a recipe. Another talent she had for just pulling it all together. Ahh, those dinners bring back memories of special times.

I hope to share many here and most will be easy and quick. So copy if you like, enjoy and share with your family and friends.
Let's get started.

















Perfect for a cool Fall day. This tea bread freezes excellent too. Try it and enjoy. If you have any questions feel free to send me an email. Remember to add the sugar,salt and veg.oil. I do not have those pictured above.
Till next time, stay busy, happy and I will see you again with studio views from Paint Palette Wednesday.
Hugs, Celestina Marie

14 comments:

teddy bears Marin to Venice said...

Ciao Celestina,

Good!!!!! Saturday I prepare for family.

thanks for recipe!

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

I love handwritten recipes! They are always the best! And something baked in the oven is so comforting! Thank you and have a fabulous day! I love your apple timer! CUTE!

Unknown said...

Oh Celeste, that looks/sounds so good!!! I am definitely going to give it a try! If the boys would ever leave bananas long enough to get over ripe, lol! I have five monkey's! Maybe I will have to hide some!
Love ya and thank you so much for sharing this!
Amy

Creations by Marie Antoinette and Edie Marie said...

Beautiful Celestina Marie!!!
Yummy,yummy!!! Do you know how good that looks even on the blog? I can smell that beautiful Tea bread from here. I cannot bake cakes and breads,no matter what I do...LOL.Your Mother a gourmet cook,That must have been fabulous.My Mother was a wonderful cook also.To bad I did not inherit that from her...LOL.The tea bread would make great Christmas gifts.
You also have a wonderful day and May God bless you too!!! XXOO Marie Antionette

A Hint of Home said...

I wish I was sitting down with you for a warm piece and hot tea. Would love the time to talk and share our interests.
Thanks for sharing the recipe.

Barb said...

Hi Celestina Marie, this looks heavenly and thank you for the recipe. I love to cook and especially bake...so this is perfect for me.

Love your all your wonderful pictures. You are making me hungry....ha!

Hugs, Barb ♥

Anonymous said...

How wonderful you have all your mother's recipes and you're so willing to share with us! This tea bread sounds and looks so tastey! With an 'e'! :) Love it
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)

Angela said...

that just looks so yummy. I may end up trying it. Will let you know. Thanks so much for sharing this.

Connie from Beverly Hills California said...

Looks so delicious. Can I have a slice with my coffee now? Hugs, Connie

Draffin Bears said...

Hi Celestina Marie,

The handwritten recipes are great aren't they and love that you have your Mothers books.
thanks for the recipe, sounds delicious.
I am always making banana cakes, when the bananas are too ripe to eat, but they make the nicest cakes.

Hugs
Carolyn

Bearly Sane said...

Looks yummy Celestina Marie, but you can keep your peanut butter and jelly, I'll have a dollop of fresh whipped cream on mine thank you!
Warmest hugs,
Sandi

A Southern Rose said...

That looks so delicious. I know that I will be trying this. I think we're all in the baking mood! I love to bake in the Fall!

Hugs,
Lee Laurie

Chany said...

Hummmm .... Que rico!!! Que daría por sentarme a tomar un té calentito ahí , jajaja muy linda receta la voy a hacer y te mostraré la foto de chicos comiendo, te parece?

Te dejo un abrazo enorme, te cuento que abri una tienda, que le falta mucho, quiero darle Distintas secciones, vestidos, bijouterie, cotillón, adornos, pero es tan lento todo, y además tengo seguir trabajando para vivir, Así que es mucho trabajo , pero bueno, adelante con buen ánimo que Dios está con nosotros, conmigo y doblemente (Porque ya te contaré) Un saludo enorme, si puedes entra en mi tienda y Déjame un comentario, Chany .-

Tienda: http://ChanyStore.blogspot.com

Chauuu Chany .-

Unknown said...

OMGosh! OMGoodness!!! I am just floored by the beauty of your painting on those ornaments!!! WOW! What lovely treasures you have created! Love the glass painting on the other goodies, too, but I am rather partial to Christmas ornies! Tee Hee!

Thanks for stopping by to say hello today at my blog! I am so glad you did. I sincerely hope you get feeling better soon!

(((Hugs))) n' stuff!

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Welcome To Rose Garden Market from Celestina Marie Design. It is so nice to meet you. My name is Celestina Marie named after my grandmother and my friends call me Celeste.My creative journey extends over 30 years enjoying the love of painting and redesigning vintage and new treasures. I love to go treasure hunting and the fun of finding great vintage pieces to redesign..