Banoffee Pie: A Simple, but Sensational Banana, Toffee and Fresh Cream Dessert!
For those who enjoy bananas, caramel, and cream, bananaoffee pie is a classic British delicacy that is sure to please! If you want to go the extra mile, you may even include chocolate! Even if you’ve never heard of Banoffee Pie prior to now, have you ever tried it, or better yet, created it yourself? Because I am an Amazon Associate, I receive money when people make eligible purchases.
What is Banoffee Pie?
The Hungry Monk restaurant in East Sussex, England, was the inspiration for the original creation. I’ve included a link to the original recipe below because I feel it is important to give credit where credit is due to the individual or people who created the meal initially. I prepared this specific pie to bring to a neighborhood block celebration (where there would be a lot of youngsters), so I left out the coffee in the cream. Essentially, a Banoffee (or Banoffi) Pie is a no-bake caramel, banana, and (coffee) cream pie that doesn’t even require a recipe: it’s as simple as that!
Banoffee Pie
Ingredients for this dish have been slightly modified from the original Hungry Monk recipe.
- Ingredients for this dish have been slightly modified from the original Hungry Monk recipe
Directions Pour the contents of the can into the top of a double-boiler pan and cover with a tight-fitting lid. Place the pan over a pot of boiling water. Reduce heat to low and cook for 40 to 50 minutes, stirring regularly, or until the sauce is thick and caramel-colored. Remove the pan from the heat. Beat until the mixture is smooth. TO USE CARAMEL FLAVORED CONDENED MILK OR DULCE DE LECHE: open the can or jar and use the product in its original form. Lemon juice should be squeezed over the banana slices before serving.
The recipe for the tartlets in the background can be found by clicking on the Passion Fruit and Lemon Meringue recipe link at the bottom of this blog page.
Next, whisk the cream until it is stiff, and depending on how much you want to use, pipe a decorative border around the outside of the pie or use it to completely cover the caramel with cream.
It’s a little messy, but it’s well worth it for the flavor!
Have you made this Banoffee Pie? Let me know in the comments below!
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Ingredients
- Pie crust, baked or cookie/biscuit crumbs
- One pie crust 2 tablespoons caramel-flavored condensed milk (do not use evaporated milk) or dulce de leche
- 1 can condensed milk (do not use evaporated milk)
- 12 oz of heavy whipping cream
- 1 or 2 firm, but ripe bananas
- 1 or 2 tablespoons lemon juice (for the bananas)
Instructions
pie crust, baked or crumbs from a cookie or biscuit; 2 tablespoons caramel-flavored condensed milk (do not use evaporated milk); 1 cup condensed milk (do not use evaporated milk); 12 oz of heavy whipping cream; 1 or 2 firm, but ripe bananas; 1 or 2 tablespoons lemon juice for the bananas;
- Combine sliced bananas and a squeeze of lemon juice in a mixing bowl Place the bananas in the bottom of the pie
- Bake for 30 minutes. The recipe for the tartlets in the background can be found by clicking on the Passion Fruit and Lemon Meringue recipe link at the bottom of this blog page. After pouring the caramel over the top of the bananas, let it to cool (if it is still warm). To finish, whip the cream and, depending on how much you want to use, pipe a design around the edge of the pie or coat the entire pie with caramel sauce. If desired, garnish with candied espresso beans and store in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
Nutrition Information:
Approximately 10 slices are produced. 1 piece of bread is sufficient for one serving. The following is the amount of food per serving: Calories:351 22 g of total fat Carbohydrates:23g Protein:5g
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List of desserts – Wikipedia
Desserts made using Indian confectionary (known asmithai, or sweets in some parts of India). People in India have a long history with sugar and desserts: by around 500 BCE, people in India had perfected the method for producing sugar crystals. Khanda() crystals were used to describe these crystals in the local language, which is where the wordcandy came from. The dessert course is traditionally the sweet course that finishes a dinner in many cultures, notably Western culture. Most of the course is made up of sweet meals, however it may also include other dishes.
In addition, due of its inherent sweetness, fruit is frequently used in dessert preparations.
By type
Cake is a kind of bread or a dish that resembles bread. Typically, it is served as a sweet baked dessert in its current variations. Cakes were traditionally fried breads or cheesecakes in their earliest versions, and they were often in the shape of a disk. Today’s cakes, particularly layer cakes, are often made using a mix of flours, sugars, eggs, and butter or oil, with certain types requiring additional ingredients such as liquid (typically milk or water) and leavening agents (such asyeastorbaking powder).
- Typically flavored with lemon, Madeira cakes are used as dessert cakes. Madeira cakes have a hard yet light structure, and they are traditionally served with ice cream.
Confectionery and candies
Food products that are high in sugar and typically referred to as confections are included in the category of confectionery. Sweets created from a concentrated solution of sugar in water, to which flavorings and colorants can be added, are known as candies or confections. Candy is available in a wide range of colors and flavors, and it has a lengthy history in popular culture.
Confectionery
A cookie is a compact, flat baked delicacy that is popular in the United States and Canada. It is often made with flour, eggs, sugar, and either butter or cooking oil, and may contain other ingredients like as raisins, oats, or chocolate chips.
Custards
Custard is a term used to describe a number of culinary dishes that are made from a cooked combination of milk, cream, and egg yolk. Custard’s consistency can range from a thin flowing sauce (crème anglaise) to a thick pastry cream (crème pâtissière), which is used to fill éclairs, depending on how much egg or thickening is used in its preparation. The majority of custards are served as sweets or dessert sauces, and they often contain sugar and vanilla.
Custard bases may also be used for savory dishes like as quiches and other savory dishes. As with pastry cream or crème pâtissière, flour, maize starch, or gelatin may be used to thicken the mixture.
Dessert sauces
Dessert sauces are sweet sauces that are used to enhance the flavor and texture of sweets.
Italian cuisine
Donuts are a form of fried dough confectionery or dessert meal that is commonly referred to as doughnuts. The doughnut is a sweet snack that is popular in many countries and may be found in a variety of forms at bakeries, supermarkets, food stalls, and franchised specialty shops. Doughnuts can be produced at home or purchased from bakeries, supermarkets, food stalls, and franchised speciality outlets.
Frozen desserts
A frozen dessert is a term used to describe desserts that are created by freezing liquids, semi-solids, and occasionally even solids.
Ice cream
Ice cream is a frozen delicacy that is generally created from dairy products, such as milk and cream, and is sometimes blended with fruits or other ingredients and tastes to create a unique flavor combination. After low-cost refrigeration became widely available in the second part of the twentieth century, ice cream became widely popular around the world.
Pastries
Pâtisserie is the name given to a variety of baked goods produced from materials such as flour, sugar, milk, butter, shortening (or margarine), baking powder, and eggs. Pastries are little tarts and other sweet baked goods that are served warm.
Pastries with poppy seeds
The term “apie” refers to a baked dish that is often formed of a pastry dough shell that covers or entirely includes a filling of varied sweet or savory components.
Sweet pies
In baking, an atartis is a dish made out of a filling placed atop a pastry foundation with an open top that is not covered with dough. Shortcrust pastry is typically used for tarts, and the filling can be either sweet or savory; however, modern tarts are typically fruit-based, with or without custard.
Puddings
Pudding is typically served as a dessert, however it can also be served as a savory meal. pudding is a term that is used to describe both sweet and savory foods in the United Kingdom and the majority of Commonwealth nations. However, unless otherwise specified, the phrase is commonly used to refer to a dessert in ordinary speech. A sweet milk-based dish with a consistency comparable to that of egg-based custards, quick custards, or amousse is traditionally referred to as pudding in the United States and Canada.
By country
- Afghan pakhlava
- Badambura
- Shekerbura
- Shorgoghali
- Azerbaijani pakhlava
Bangladesh
- Batik cake
- Bubur cha cha
- Sarawak layer cake
- Ais kacang
- Cendol
- Bubur Kacang
- Batik cake
Mexico
- Ais kacang, Cendol, Bubur Kacang, Batik cake, Bubur cha cha, Sarawak layer cake, Bubur cha cha, Batik cake, Batik cake, Bubur Kacang, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Batik cake, Ba
Philippines
- Bolo de arroz
- Bolo de mel
- Filhós
- Fios de ovos
- Malasada
- Bolo de arroz
Romania
Kartoshka (potato) cake is a traditional Russian dessert.
Slovenia
Bánh phu thê, a Vietnamese sandwich covered with palm leaves
By region
| Gulab jamun | Rasmalai | Jalebi | Gujiya |
| Khoyasweets with varaq | Bal mithai | Khoaand almond mithais | Bengal sweets in India |
| Collection in UK | Chikki | Sohan sweets in India | Street sweets in India |
Bengal
Latin America is a culturally and gastronomically varied region, with cuisines that differ from one country to the next. Ube de leche, alfajor, rice pudding, tres leches cake, teja, and flan were some of the desserts popular in Latin American cuisine.
Polynesia
Desserts in Southern Africa are often merely fruit, however there are certain western-style puddings available, such as the Angolancocada amarela, which was inspired by Portuguese cuisine.
By time period
- Cuisine, culinary art, dessert-related lists (category), and other connected topics. The following is a list of bean-to-bar chocolate manufacturers: Breads are listed in alphabetical order. Custard desserts are listed below. List of dessert sauces
- Flavors of ice cream are listed below.
References
- Asha Khatau, Asha Khatau (2005). Epicure’s World’s Most Delectable Desserts is a collection of recipes from throughout the world. Prakashan is a well-known name. ISBN8179912280
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