Scratch-Made Banana Cake with Peanut Butter Frosting Recipe is the ultimate dessert for the ultimate banana and peanut butter lover!
A classic banana cake is topped with a fluffy, creamy peanut butter frosting. This cake is soft and decadent and amazing!
When I first started cooking, I cooked desserts. It was a long time before I made ‘real’ food. Making desserts is still my passion as you can tell from the 17+ pages of desserts on here. I will spend hours making dessert, make a dessert over and over until it’s perfect, and generally obsess over any and all desserts. However, I don’t have that patience with other foods. I want quick and easy when it comes to cooking anything except desserts.
Growing up I loved get Southern Living magazine each month. I learned a lot about cooking and baking from that magazine. I especially loved the holiday editions with all the party foods and desserts. They always had a big beautiful cake featured in the December issue.
This Scratch-made Banana Cake with Peanut Butter Frosting Recipe is my big, beautiful, celebration cake. It will be perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas, but it is seasonless and would make a show-stopping birthday cake or any celebration that you need a big beautiful cake for!
Because I love peanut butter and have dozens of peanut butter recipes on here, I topped this cake with a fluffy, smooth and creamy peanut butter frosting. It will also be great on a white or chocolate cake or cupcakes.
Scratch Made Banana Cake with Peanut Butter Frosting Recipe makes a beautiful show-stopper cake for any holiday or celebration.
- CAKE
- 3/4 cup vegetable oil
- 4 eggs beaten
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup over-ripe bananas mashed
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- FROSTING
- 1 and 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1 cup butter at room temperature
- 1 and 2/3 to 3/4 cup confectionate sugar sifted
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CAKE
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Spray three 8-inch or 9-inch round baking pans with nons-stick spray.
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
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In a small bowl beat eggs until frothy. Add vegetable oil and whisk until well combined.
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In another large mixing bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking soda, ground cinnamon and salt.
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Add egg mixture into the flour mixture and whisk until combined. Do not over work this mixture.
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Stir in vanilla and bananas carefully.
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Evenly distribute the batter between your three cake pans.
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Bake in preheated 350-degree oven for 21 to 22 minutes or until lightly browned. Test cake with a wooden pick, when the pick comes out with no crumbs or dry crumbs the cake is done.
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Allow cake to cool completely before frosting with peanut butter frosting.
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FROSTING
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Cream peanut butter and butter together in an electric mixer until smooth.
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Slowly add confectionate sugar and cream until mixer is smooth.
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Add enough sugar that the miser is spreadable but still smooth.
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Frost cake.
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Carla Begel says
I made this cake the other day and added walnuts to it. My husband said it was the best cake he’s ever tasted. Definitely a keeper!
Paula says
AWesome!!! so happy you guys liked it!
TOM DESIMONE says
I have a question about the peanut butter frosting. The directions say to add the sugar and ‘cream’ to the mixed p-nut butter and butter… WHAT cream? There’s no cream mentioned in the ingredients list. HELP
Paula says
“Slowly add confectionate sugar and cream until mixer is smooth.” Cream meaning mix or whisk together until smooth
Kim Williams says
I just made this cake for fifth grade at my school tomorrow. I sure hope they like it! This will be a sweet treat after a long week of standardized testing! Come on weekend for some rest and relaxation!!
Paula says
Ugh, my boys started testing this week. I hope it was a welcome treat for you!
Missy55 says
Same goes here…I will cut mine into reasonable pieces, put each one in a freezer bag, pull one out when I get a sweet tooth, and microwave to thaw. Yum!
ItalianBelly says
I would loooove to make this cake! Problem is that no one here (in Italy) is a huge fan of peanut butter. Iìm the only one. I would have to eat the whole cake. I guess that’s not so bad. haha #weekendpotluck
Susan Erskine says
This recipe looks so good. I always have overripe bananas in my freezer. Love that can just put them in with skin on and no fuss. This has 2 of my favorites.. Bananas and peanut butter. Can’t wait to try .
Lisa says
I have three over ripe bananas sitting on my counter right now. I was just wondering what I could do with them that wouldn’t involve making ANOTHER loaf of banana bread. That peanut butter frosting, though! I can’t wait.
Medeja says
This cake looks fabulous! Banana cake and pb frosting must taste very good together.
Paula says
It was so good, Medeja! I gave most of it to a friend so I wouldn’t eat it!