banana glut

snails's_pace

bung them in a smoothie yum........or bonoffee pie is lush

Idiophreak

Just mash them up and stick them in a sandwich.

Add some choccy spread if you're feeling naughty.

Chocmonster7

I make the basic banana loaf but chop up a 100g bar of dark chocolate (I use Morrisons 25p one!) and add that into the mix before cooking - makes it taste slightly less sickly.

LandyAndy

madmum33 wrote: »

All-in-one Spiced Banana Cake

Store in airtight tin , eat within 4 days.

Bet you never made one last that long! Sounds good I'll try it this week.

LandyAndy

Chocmonster7 wrote: »

I make the basic banana loaf but chop up a 100g bar of dark chocolate (I use Morrisons 25p one!) and add that into the mix before cooking - makes it taste slightly less sickly.

Too sickly? What is this wholly alien concept:rotfl:

CazW_2

I usually make banana custard with over ripe babanas... simply slice the bananas up and cuver with custard... the kids love it... come to think of it DH does too..lol

Caz

Mermaid

Bananas and ice cream. Quick pud!

Fried banana sandwiches. I think you need to add peanut butter for the full Elvis Presley trip...

princess_jane_2

I'm totally addicted to banana bread.

Made it about three times this week.

Just chuck everything in the blender and hoy it in a greased tin.

Lush!

atypicalblonde

thanks very much everyone for your replies!!! I have decided I am going to use the recipe found on here for banana loaf, with a chopped up mars bar in it ... sure my OH will absolutely love it... will let you know the results!! x

Bargain_Rzl

Idiophreak wrote: »

Just mash them up and stick them in a sandwich.

:drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:
Now there's a childhood memory I had completely forgotten until now :drool:

When I was little (4,5,6 ish) my dad and I used to spend a weekend with my Grannie every 5-6 weeks leaving my mum at home with my little sister. We would drive up on a Friday evening after tea and it used to take two hours. Always without fail Grannie would greet us with a plateful of banana sandwiches :drool:

Perhaps I should have some this evening in her memory...

Edit: I am a major fan of catznine's banana bread too, as is everyone I have ever cooked it for

Edit again: I also have a recipe in the Ocado 2007 diary cookbook (can't remember its actual name!) for banana and honey muffins. I haven't tried making them yet but was intending to do so sometime this week. Watch this space!