Mix the yoghurt and flour for the dough, it will come together into a ball with a bit of mixing
Knead the dough for 5 mins on a floured board (I use standard flour for kneading rather than wholemeal)
Roll the dough into a rough rectangle (similar to an A4 piece of paper, dough should be approx 0.5-1cm thick
Place the rectangle so that the long edges are parallel with you
Spread the peanut butter on the dough, leaving approx 2 inches along one edge (the long edge furthest away from you)
In a blender purée the bananas, dates and cinnamon
Spread the banana mixture over the peanut butter
Now roll the dough so that you create a long pinwheel sausage filled with the banana filling.
Slice the sausage into 1.5-2cm thick slices
Place these into a baking paper lined dish. You want the pinwheels to be touching each other but for the dish to not be completely packed
Bake at 180 degrees Celsius (360 Fahrenheit) for 15-20 minutes or until golden
Leave to cool
Serve, it is lovely to serve slightly warm
Notes
If you wish to 'glaze' the monkey bread so that it is slightly more decadent
Finely chop 5-10g butter, mix with 1Tbsp of soft brown sugar, when there are 5 minutes of cooking time to go, sprinkle this butter/sugar mix over the monkey bread.
This glaze is not necessary, but sometimes I do it if we are having guestsIf you need nut free you can leave out the peanut butterFinely chopped nuts such as walnuts can also substitute the peanut butter