What's your favorite recipe using bananas?
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Re: What's your favorite recipe using bananas?
Thanks for the recipe JenniferJennifer Cowhig wrote: ↑24 Mar 2024, 07:37 Hi guys! I got a bunch of bananas and was wondering if anyone is willing to share there favorite recipes using bananas. I've made banana bread and banana cupcakes, but I was wondering what else could be made using bananas. I've been thinking of trying to make banana cream pie but that seems complicated. Anyone willing to share any recipes? Beginner friendly is a plus, but delicious is a must.
Here is the banana cupcake recipe, they are delicious and easy, even if I struggled a bit making the frosting: ABEB61E1-D49E-4C44-BC82-CFEB009F4E44.jpeg
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However, my absolute favorite recipe using bananas is banana bread, no chocolate chips or any of the fancy add-ons. Just plain, moist delicious banana bread.
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"Nice cream" is the best! In the summer I often have it for lunch. Like you, I don't measure the ingredients precisely. I just know from my experience of making MANY batches of "nice cream" how much of each ingredient to put in blender. If you're craving chocolate ice cream but want a healthier snack, nothing beats a bowl of chocolate "nice cream" with cacao powder, dates, peanut or almond butter or fresh raw pecans, frozen blueberries, strawberries, cherries, pinch of sea salt and a little protein power. Or with a little added water this makes a great shake too! Yum!Danielle Leonardi wrote: ↑20 Mar 2025, 10:57 I am obsessed with banana “nice” cream. Peel, slice, and freeze as many bananas as you want. Once frozen, blend them with your choice of milk. Feel free to add in peanut butter, cocoa powder, maple syrup, pumpkin purée, any of these combined, or whatever else you’re craving! I don’t have any specific measurements for you because I just eyeball it. You can make it as thick or thin as you want! I personally like to make a thick, soft serve texture.
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This sounds delicious! I love making smoothies and have made ice-cream before ( with cottage cheese and peanut butter as well as just milk/salt/ice in a bag) Have to try your recipe sometime!!Danielle Leonardi wrote: ↑20 Mar 2025, 10:57 I am obsessed with banana “nice” cream. Peel, slice, and freeze as many bananas as you want. Once frozen, blend them with your choice of milk. Feel free to add in peanut butter, cocoa powder, maple syrup, pumpkin purée, any of these combined, or whatever else you’re craving! I don’t have any specific measurements for you because I just eyeball it. You can make it as thick or thin as you want! I personally like to make a thick, soft serve texture.
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