i just got my hands on some almond flour, i will try this recipe! Except i dont know where to find rice flour... could i just use regular? i know it would no longer be gluten free but would it work, thats the true question have a good day Ilva
Catesa | Homepage | 04.10.06 - 10:42 am | #

Another beautiful gluten-free cake, Ilva!

[We love banana and almond flour cakes - it's one of our favorite combos.]
Karina | Homepage | 04.10.06 - 2:24 pm | #

I can SEE the moistness in that cake. Mmm!
cookiecrumb | Homepage | 04.10.06 - 3:29 pm | #

Good luck with the elections indeed!
And this cake looks gorgeous. Did you know that my father in law was celiac? I should send him the recipe, well to my mother in law rather
Bea at La Tartine Gourmande | Homepage | 04.10.06 - 5:05 pm | #

Yum! I have to try this!

Paz
Paz | Homepage | 04.10.06 - 5:25 pm | #

Wow, that looks so good! I will definitely try it!
Kitchen Queen | Homepage | 04.10.06 - 6:21 pm | #

Hi Ilva, this is the most beautiful shot of banana I've ever seen
keiko | Homepage | 04.10.06 - 7:05 pm | #

This looks so moist and delicious! I've still got some almond flour left over after those amazing cookies...Best of luck with the elections over there. And I think that might just be the most beautiful fava bean EVER down there!
Michelle | Homepage | 04.11.06 - 12:39 am | #

Banana???
I love banana..Ilva!!! Great...
Kisses from turin!!
sandra | Homepage | 04.11.06 - 11:33 am | #

Catesa-try with normal flour, I'm sure it's ok! You can probably find rice flour in a health food shop anyway!

Karina.Thanks! I hope your house hunting is going well!!

CC-It's pretty moist and not bad tasting actually!

Bea-I hope he likes bananas! And thanks1

Paz-another banana cake?

KQ-It's worth a try!

Keiko-Thanks! I'm not completely satidfied myself though...

Michelle-Thanks dear! About the elections we are not sure yet but it seems as if we van rejoice a little, but only a little...

Sandra-Well one has to use them for something!
ilva | Homepage | 04.11.06 - 12:04 pm | #

i tried to find the conversion for 1-2 'dl' of rice flour but it seems to be a liquid measurement, could someone help me with this?
kelly | 02.01.07 - 5:26 am | #

Kelly-100-200 ml it is. And just as cups can be used for dry and liquid goods, ml can be used for flour as well! 100 ml=0.42 cup or ca 0.2 pint. Good luck! One day I will sit down (maybe) and add the conversions!
ilva | Homepage | 02.01.07 - 7:17 am | #