
An easy and tasty muffin recipe: Chocolate banana muffins ! If you have ripe bananas on hand, you will love making this delicious muffin recipe with chocolate chips...
If, like me, you love to use bananas in desserts, then I bet you will love these flavorful muffins ! In addition, it is practical to transport, ideal for a snack but also for a gourmet brunch or breakfast.
What you'll love with these chocolate banana muffins
- flavors : ripe bananas have the advantage of being very fragrant, which makes these muffins even better! With the combination of chocolate chips it's really delicious...
- texture : thanks to the bananas, they remain very soft even after cooking. This is still the case 3 days after cooking them...
- difficulty level : very easy ! It will only take you a few minutes to make these chocolate banana muffins. You just need a muffin tin and paper cases (although you can also make them without cases, directly in the mold.

Ingredients needed to make this recipe
Inside these muffins, we find the basic ingredients for this type of recipe, namely: flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, vanilla, egg, butter, brown sugar, liquid cream. I give you the details of the quantities in my recipe at the bottom of the page.
To make these chocolate banana muffins, you will of course need bananas: take them ripe (all speckled is perfect). The riper they are, the more fragrant muffins they will give you!
On the chocolate side, I opted for large chocolate chips : you can easily find them in the bakery section of supermarkets. They are bigger than classic nuggets, I find the result even better for muffins. If you can't find any, don't panic, classic nuggets work very well!
How to make chocolate banana muffins?
So we start by preparing the muffin batter by mixing the dry ingredients on one side. We mash the ripe bananas with a fork then add the other ingredients of the recipe.
All that remains is to add the dry ingredients to the dough. At this stage, it is important to do not over mix the dough muffin to ensure proper baking and rising in the oven.
Lastly, add the chocolate chips with a spatula, keeping a few to decorate the top of the banana chocolate muffins before putting them in the oven!




How to make your bananas ripen faster?
An easy trick to implement to ripen your bananas faster (and use them in your recipes). Just put them in a oven preheated to 150° traditional heat. If you let them heat up like this for 30 minutes, whole with their skin on, this will soften them. They will then be ready to use.
How to properly store your muffins?
Once made, I prefer to keep these chocolate banana muffins at room temperature (about 3 days) in an airtight container so that they retain all their flavor. To keep them longer (about 5 days), you can put them in the refrigerator, but they will become a little less soft.

Other recipes to try
If you like to make muffins, I advise you to also discover these other recipes from the blog:
- Chocolate muffins the easy recipe
- Very moist blueberry muffins
- Apple cinnamon muffins with maple syrup
- Chocolate chip coconut muffins
- White chocolate matcha muffins
If you make this recipe, don't hesitate to tag @liliebakery on Instagram so I can see your cute muffins!

- 250 g all-purpose flour T55
- 1 cc shaves baking soda
- 1 cc shaves baking powder
- 0,5 cc salt
- 1 cc natural vanilla extract
- 2 large eggs
- 120 g soft butter, melted
- 110 g light brown sugar
- 50 g heavy whipping cream 30%
- 3 medium ripe bananas
- 130 g dark chocolate chips quantity to dose according to your preferences
- Preheat the oven to 210° traditional heat. Prepare a muffin tin by lining it with paper cases.
- In a bowl, combine flour, brown sugar, baking soda, baking powder and salt. Set aside for later.
- In another container, mash the bananas with a fork (if they are very ripe it is easier).
- Add the eggs, the warm melted butter, the vanilla and the cream. Mix everything to obtain a homogeneous consistency.
- Then, incorporate the dry ingredients: mix just enough so that you no longer see any flour and stop. Do not over mix allows the muffins to rise better.
- Keep a few nuggets aside for decoration then add the rest of the nuggets to the dough, incorporating them with a spatula. Do not overmix.
- With an ice cream or soup spoon, fill the muffin batter cases almost to the top (see my photo). Place the remaining nuggets on top of each case.
- Bake for around 18-20 minutes - this depends on your oven. The muffins should be lightly browned. To find out if it is cooked, test for doneness using a wooden pick: it should come out dry or with a few crumbs. Then let the muffins cool on a rack.






Banana and chocolate, I love it!
Yum!
Hum they look so good I tried banana speculoos as a mix but banana chocolate is a safe bet yum :-) have a good evening
pretty, very "jungle" muffins!
Made ! Very well explained, easy to do, and nicely flavored with bananas! It was delicious !
I just took my first batch out of the oven and it smells HUGE !! Thank you for the recipe :)
Hello
can I make a full size muffin? if so will it be necessary to change the cooking time
thank you :)
Hello,
I'm not necessarily a fan of bananas (in baking).
But I had 2, who had not found favor in the eyes of my children...
Suddenly realization of your recipe, and I really enjoyed myself!
Awesome Lucas! Thank you for your comment :-)
These muffins are amazing, light, very good and avoid waste, what more could you ask for?
I treasure it
Looking forward to trying more of your recipes!
Thank you Tessy! See you soon for new recipes :)
Super good and light
Made last night, I managed to make 18 muffins on 5cm diameter cases. A TREAT!!! Well risen and soft, even better the next day I think. Thanks for the recipe, I'm adding it to my favorites!!
Great ! Thank you for your feedback, see you soon :)
Hello Lilie
Can you freeze these muffins so you always have some on hand?
Thank you
Have a good day
Hello Sandrine, yes absolutely they can be frozen (up to 2 months in the freezer). You can place them in individual bags to prevent them from sticking together. To reheat them, simply let them defrost at room temperature or for a few seconds in the microwave. See you soon :)
hello lilie your muffins and your cupcakes are very beautiful I'm not very good at baking can you give me the weight of a teaspoon of yeast you see even at 66 there is no age to learn thank you for all your beautiful recipes
Hello Denise, a level teaspoon gives 4g of baking powder. Indeed there is no age to cook and enjoy! See you soon :)
Hello, having tested several recipes, yours is the best; Very soft and fluffy thanks to the addition of liquid cream. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much Nanu! See you soon :)
Good morning ! Can you freeze these muffins? Cooked or raw?
Very good
Hello Clémence, I advise you to freeze them once cooked. You can put them in sachets or individual containers and reheat them in a very low oven, or simply at room temperature. See you soon :)
Best recipe ever! I just tasted one, still a little warm. Super soft, not too sweet. Thanks for the recipe.
Thank you very much Elo for your feedback! See you soon :)
I would like to make this recipe but what is your liquid cream that you use?
Thanks in advance
Hello Louise, I take the liquid cream from the Elle & Vire brand, it is not in the fresh section. I have never been disappointed. See you soon :)
Wow just super good!!!! And how soft. At home the recipe is adopted
Thank you Maud for your feedback! See you soon :)
There were 2 dying bananas in the basket, and when I was peeling them to give them to the chickens, I realized that they were only very ripe and not damaged at all. Come on, Google, I come across this recipe, it's in the oven, it's puffy, it smells good!
Thank you Nathalie! It's true that it perfumes the whole kitchen :) See you soon
Perfect recipe, this will be my new muffin recipe. Already tested 2 times to use bananas from the garden, when you have a diet a lot of bananas at once to use and it's a change from banana bread. First test with chocolate chips and second mix of frozen red fruits, excellent
Thank you very much Solenn! You are lucky to have some in your garden :) It's a change from Banana bread indeed! See you soon :)
Tested and more than validated for the snack. Extremely melting and very delicious! The bicarbonate brings lightness, they are perfect!
Thank you very much Delphine! Glad you like these little muffins :) See you soon
Excellent recipe. Thank you very much
Thank you very much Isabelle! See you soon :)
According to my husband and daughter, they are excellent! Since I only had two bananas, I replaced the missing one with applesauce. Hence my question: can we replace the three bananas with applesauce? (I don't like bananas...)
Hello Elise, I've never tried removing whole fruit with compote, but it's up to you to try it... See you soon :)
Great recipe, as beautiful as it is delicious. Your site is very well done and this recipe is excellent, thank you!
Thank you very much Claire! See you soon :)
DELICIOUS
Although I didn't have any bicarbonate. Thank you.
Great recipe, they were delicious and everyone enjoyed them! Thanks for this gem!!
Thank you very much Sandra! See you soon :)
Delicious recipe, my work colleagues loved it!
I made up for the missing 20g of butter with 20g of cream and it worked very well!
Thanks for the recipe!
Thanks Eric. See you soon :)