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Bought too many bananas this week. Anyone got any good, simple recipes?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Peel the skins off and eat raw. But seriously, its definatly not the weather but BBQ banans are really good. I think you can also make Banana cake (bit like carrot cake).
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1. Bananas can be stored in the refrigerator if you individually wrap them in aluminum foil. They won't turn black that way, they will stay yellow. I haven't actually tried that, I have only heard about it.
2. Try a peanut butter and sliced (raw) banana sandwich, on white bread.
3. Even more tasty, though, is a fried peanut butter and banana sandwich. This was a favorite meal of Elvis Presley. There is probably an official recipe, but the easy one I use is: Fry slices of white bread in a frying pan (low heat), with some melted butter or margarine, until the bread is golden-brown on one side. Then let the bread cool down a little, spread with peanut butter, and add raw, sliced bananas. I think it would taste even better if the bananas were also warmed up or cooked, but I have never bothered to do that part (I'm not even sure how I would do it).
2. Try a peanut butter and sliced (raw) banana sandwich, on white bread.
3. Even more tasty, though, is a fried peanut butter and banana sandwich. This was a favorite meal of Elvis Presley. There is probably an official recipe, but the easy one I use is: Fry slices of white bread in a frying pan (low heat), with some melted butter or margarine, until the bread is golden-brown on one side. Then let the bread cool down a little, spread with peanut butter, and add raw, sliced bananas. I think it would taste even better if the bananas were also warmed up or cooked, but I have never bothered to do that part (I'm not even sure how I would do it).
Oh, and don't forget that bananas are a super ingredient in ice cream sundaes, especially with vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce, pineapple sauce, strawberry sauce, whipped cream, etc.
Also, I think the best dessert I ever tasted was a frozen chocolate-covered banana. I'm not sure exactly how they did it, but the chocolate was placed on the banana before the whole thing was frozen. It was real chocolate, not just syrup, I'm pretty sure.
Also, I think the best dessert I ever tasted was a frozen chocolate-covered banana. I'm not sure exactly how they did it, but the chocolate was placed on the banana before the whole thing was frozen. It was real chocolate, not just syrup, I'm pretty sure.
Thanks everyone. I love banana milkshake, coggles, so I'll definitely try that one. Banana cake looks brilliant, glif, so I'll do that one too.The peanut butter fried sandwich sounds like a real killer, I'm not surprised Elvis liked it. I'm allergic to peanuts, but maybe fried banana sandwiches. Chocolate coated bananas has to be good -- in fact anything with chocolate has to be good.Thanks again everyone.
two ways of doing the frozen choc banana thing. either way, peel banana before freezing. One is to use melted cooking choc, the other is to use that magic shell stuff sold to put on icecream, it is liquid at room temp but sets just about on contact with anything frozen. Using either method its easier to do but less impressive to cut the banana into chunks before freezing... has anyone mentoned banana daquiris yet?? or loads of banana sliced into custard or blanc mange and allowed to set
Nanny Oggs cookbook has a recipe for bananananana soup surprise (she can spell bananananana but isn't always sure where to stop)