Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s non-traditional wedding cake preference

 Ultimate banana cake by Annabel Langbein

With all of the negativity that seems to be invading my news feed these days, I must admit I am a sucker for food-related posts that lighten my mood. Today’s winner in that regard was the announcement of the type of wedding cake that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly favoring

Food and Wine reports that the royal couple allegedly want a wedding cake made from bananas, according to an anonymous source that tipped off The Telegraph to the request. Apparently Harry loves anything banana-flavored, and bananas played a cheeky role in their early romance. Shortly after the pair went public, Markle posted a photograph of two bananas “spooning” on her Instagram feed. 

I also happen to enjoy banana treats, and have a penchant for Rose Levy Beranbaum’s Cordon Rose banana cake from The Cake Bible. If the royal couple is interested, the EYB Library contains over 100 online recipes for banana cake, including these Member favorites:

Chocolate muscovado banana cake [Nigel Slater] from Food52 Genius Recipes by Kristin Miglore
Cardamom banana cake from The Middle Eastern Vegetarian Cookbook by Selma Hage
Clementine Bakery’s banana cake from The Wednesday Chef by Luisa Weiss
Caramel banana cake from The Kitchn
Banana cake from The Sweet Spot by Pichet Ong and Genevieve Ko
The ultimate banana cake with passionfruit honey frosting from The Free Range  Cook: Through the Seasons by Annabel Langbein (pictured top)

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  • hillsboroks  on  December 5, 2017

    I wholeheartedly agree with their choice of banana cake for their wedding cake. We had a banana cake for our wedding cake many years ago and it was perfect! Everyone loved it and it was just a bit different from the usual white cake so it was really fun.

  • sir_ken_g  on  December 6, 2017

    We had a cake from a natural foods bakery.
    I picked it up and the staff all came out and looked at me.
    It was the first wedding cake they had ever done.

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