Apricot Pecan Banana Crinkle Cakes. This is what a I call a cupboard cleaner recipe, sometimes the best combinations come from odds and ends of baking supplies on hand.

Apricot Pecan Banana Crinkle Cakes
Originally published April 2013.
I arrived home at lunchtime the other day to a house filled with the scent of these beautiful little banana crinkle cakes cakes fresh from the oven that Spouse had just baked. I enjoyed one still warm with a coffee at lunchtime as a delicious little mid-day treat.
The household teens gobbled up the rest of them and I was barely able to salvage a few to take a photo later in the day.

Dried apricots .
We experiment quite a bit with banana snack cakes and muffins to create new ways to use up the never ending supply of over-ripe bananas on the counter-top. I’m beginning to think the kids are not eating them because they know if left behind, some delicious snack cakes or muffins will be coming.

Apricot Pecan Banana Crinkle Cakes.
Apricot Pecan Banana Crinkle Cakes. A successful experiment.
These were a very tasty example of one of those experiments and although I knew the pecans would work well. I was a little surprised at how much I enjoyed the chopped apricots and Chinese five spice in these.

Toasting the pecans for 10 minutes and letting them cool before adding to baked goods gives them extra crunch.
They are well worth a try for a mid-week easy baking project to add to lunchboxes and brown bag lunches or to enjoy as after school snacks.

Apricot Pecan Banana Crinkle Cakes
You also might want to try our new recipe for Banana Bread Cookies.
Try our other crinkle cakes recipes too by clicking the links below.
Cherry Chocolate Chip Crinkle Cakes
Banana Orange Cardamom Crinkle Cakes

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Barry C. Parsons
Sunday 21st of April 2019
Oops, I'll fix that. Should be 325 degrees F.
Gail
Sunday 21st of April 2019
Barry: Your instructions say to preheat oven to 350 degrees but then bake at 325 degrees at instruction #5. Should the oven be turned down to 325 when mini loaves go in?