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Strawberry Frosting (Swiss Buttercream)
This colorful frosting has a naturally intense flavor and color, thanks to the addition of freeze-dried strawberries.
Maple Frosting (Italian Buttercream)
Sweetened with maple syrup alone, this buttercream frosting has a uniquely mild sweetness and earthy flavor.
Honey Frosting (Italian Buttercream)
Sweetened with honey alone, this Italian buttercream frosting has an all-natural flavor that can't be beat.
French Buttercream Frosting
This silky-smooth frosting has a mellow sweetness and rich custard flavor that complements coconut cake as readily as it does chocolate.
Italian Buttercream
Italian buttercream is creamy, velvety, and delicious. Because it's made with Italian meringue, it's a lot lighter in color than most buttercreams and it looks almost pure white against a dark chocolate cake. It also holds up pretty well in warmer temperatures, so if you're planning a summer party outside, this is your go-to buttercream!
Creamy Coconut Frosting
Based on a traditional Swiss buttercream, this silky frosting is flavored with virgin coconut oil rather than artificial coconut extract, so it tastes wonderfully authentic.
Chocolate Swiss Buttercream
With a hint of caramel from toasted sugar, Belgian cassonade, or light brown sugar, this Swiss meringue–based chocolate frosting is rich, complex, and none too sweet.
Pistachio Frosting
A sophisticated frosting for a sophisticated flavor.
Swiss Meringue Buttercream Recipe | BraveTart
This light and silky buttercream is none too sweet, and beautifully stable at room temperature. The finished product can be customized with a splash of extract, a drizzle of melted chocolate, concentrated fruit purées, or just about whatever you crave.
Flour Frosting (a.k.a. Ermine Frosting)
This beautiful vanilla frosting has a whipped cream–like flavor and texture that pairs just as well with devil's food as it does with strawberry cake.
Whether sweetened with maple syrup or honey, freeze-dried bananas give this buttercream a bold and fruity flavor that pairs well with any sort of cake—especially chocolate!
Serve With
Honey Banana Cake
This honey banana cake with cream cheese frosting and toasted pecans is a particularly good recipe to use up overripe bananas!
Classic Banana Bread
The key to making the best-tasting banana bread is using a blend of spices to amplify the banana flavor, along with a few other tricks to keep the crumb moist and tender.
Banana Chocolate Chunk Muffins
These banana chocolate chunk muffins hail from The Clinton St. Baking Co. in NYC, and feature fresh banana and chocolate chunks for the ultimate treat.
Bouchon Bakery Style Banana Muffins
These Bouchon Bakery Style Banana Muffins are the best around! They are buttery and moist with a profound banana flavor, and a deliciously crumbly walnut streusel topping.
Banana Bread Ice Cream
Serve this ice cream atop slices of banana bread for a double-dose banana-rama, or spoon it up with a puddle of hot fudge sauce. It's ridiculously good as soft serve, but takes a more cakey, banana bread-like texture when fully frozen.
Brown Butter and Sour Cream Banana Bread
Turn overripe bananas into moist, rich sour cream banana bread with the nutty flavor of brown butter. Great for breakfast, snack, or dessert any time of the year!
Chocolate-Banana Bundt Cake
Chocolate and bananas come together in this simple, moist bundt cake.
Creamy Banana Pudding
Steeping sliced bananas in fresh milk infuses this creamy banana custard with flavor from the inside out.
Roasted Banana Chocolate Pancakes
Pan frying bananas in butter then roasting them with sugar makes them into a rich sauce for chocolate pancakes.
Banana Oatmeal Bread
Oatmeal adds a wholesome flavor and an interesting texture to this banana bread, and there are no wet chunks of banana in the bread because the wet ingredients are mixed in the blender. You still get the moisture, sweetness and most importantly flavor from the bananas.