Banana bread recipe with coconut flour: 59 photos

Best Ever Coconut Flour Banana Bread

FAQ

Use a 1:4 ratio when substituting coconut flour with all-purpose flour. This means that for every 1 cup of regular flour, you only use ¼ cup of coconut flour. Following this ratio will help make your low-carb baked goods come out the way you hope.
Since it doesn't contain starch as grain-based flours do, it can't be substituted one-to-one for wheat flour in baking. A little bit goes a long way. Because of how absorbent it is, coconut flour is best limited to about 25% of the total flour used in a recipe.
Almond flour is low in carbohydrates and rich in healthy fats, while coconut flour is higher in fiber and a good source of medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs). Almond flour and coconut flour are two popular alternatives to traditional wheat flour, especially for those following gluten-free or grain-free diets.
Baked goods made of coconut flour tend to fall apart. You will have to bind them well. Products that help bind are: eggs, liquid sweeteners and flax seeds. If you choose to use eggs as a binding agent, a good rule of thumb to follow is 1 egg to every ounce of coconut flour used.
Coconut flour is extremely high in fiber, which means it absorbs a lot of liquid during baking. This makes it critical to follow the recipe exactly without making additional substitutions. Dough will often be much thicker than expected when baking with coconut flour.
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