Not exact matches
Once this has happened, slice the
banana into the mix and pour in the apple juice, water, cinnamon, date syrup and maple syrup and
blend again until smooth.
Simply peel the
banana and pit the dates, then pour everything
into your blender and
blend until smooth!
Then put the frozen
banana chips
into a food processor and
blend into ice cream!
Simply peel the mango and two of the
bananas and place them in a food processor with the ground flaxseed and a little almond milk, then
blend everything together
into a smooth, creamy mix.
Once the
banana has frozen, place the
banana and the rest of the ingredients
into a blender and
blend until smooth!
Place
bananas, vanilla, applesauce, and honey
into blender;
blend 1 - 2 minutes or until smooth and creamy.
I subbed
banana for the apple sauce and soy milk with two dates
blended into it for the liquid, some vanilla, cocoa powder (about 3 or 4 Tlbs.)
Add the
bananas to a food processor or high - speed blender and
blend on low, scraping down the sides until
bananas transform
into soft serve.
Nice - cream is best if you don't add any liquid to it, but in order to
blend it you'll need something that will help you push the frozen
bananas into the blades.
Add frozen
bananas to a high - speed blender or food processor;
blend on low and shove
bananas into blade until smooth and whipped consistency forms.
In a high speed blender or food processor,
blend frozen
bananas on low making sure to push them
into the blades every now and then until completely mixed.
One last note — this recipe uses a food processor to puree the prunes so that they
blend seamlessly
into the
banana bread.
Another tip is to chop the
bananas into 3 or 4 pieces before freezing, as this will making
blending them down a lot easier.
Simply throw everything
into the blender and
blend, then pour
into your glass and garnish with fresh pineapple,
banana or unsweetened coconut flakes as desired.
I never think to bake with them, but I have a freezer FULL that we regularly add to smoothies or turn
into «
banana split» (frozen
banana blended with almond milk) that we top with chocolate & nuts — yum!
The milled flaxseed
blends right
into the
banana bread so you don't get grittiness that you may have if you swapped whole wheat flour for all purpose flour in recipes before.
I drizzled the caramel
into the smoothie after the
banana mixture was
blended.
It's also perfect to use for cooking fruits like
bananas or apples, in baking or even to
blend into a smoothie.
I used light coconut milk
blended with dates and vanilla to make the «cheesecake» swirl that I layered and swirled
into the mix of blueberries, bananas, graham crackers (yes, I blended the crackers INTO the smooth
into the mix of blueberries,
bananas, graham crackers (yes, I
blended the crackers
INTO the smooth
INTO the smoothie!)
I
blend hemp hearts, coconut milk and
banana into a smoothie.
Add the frozen
bananas and
blend again, pour
into glasses, sprinkle over a dash of cinnamon, serve up and enjoy!
Toss frozen
banana chunks
into the blender and
blend until smooth, but not smooth - ie.
This sauce
blends banana, curry, coconut, ginger juice and habanero
into a tasteful, tropical
blend.
For the yellow nice cream: Place half of the frozen
banana slices and the frozen mango slices
into the blender and
blend until smooth.
For the red nice cream: Place the rest of the
banana slices and the frozen strawberry and watermelon slices
into the blender and
blend until smooth.
It's a really versatile recipe, the caramel sauce can be used as a dip for fruit, drizzled on raw
banana ice cream (freeze chopped
bananas and
blend in a food processor to create healthy ice cream), stirred
into oats or even used to sweeten smoothies or hot chocolate.
Place the mango,
banana and orange juice
into a blender and
blend until smooth.
Stir this mixture
into the
banana mixture until well
blended.
I added in a
banana, rice milk, some vanilla protein powder and flax seeds and
blended it together
into a perfect post-workout breakfast smoothie.
Perhaps you've tried «nice cream» made with
blended frozen
bananas, but have you tried incorporating the potassium - rich fruit
into your fudge pops?
Stir
banana mixture
into dry ingredients just until
blended.
Blend all ice cream ingredients into a completely smooth consistency in a power blender (note: fresh bananas will blend easier but the ice cream will take a bit longer to set, which is why I used fro
Blend all ice cream ingredients
into a completely smooth consistency in a power blender (note: fresh
bananas will
blend easier but the ice cream will take a bit longer to set, which is why I used fro
blend easier but the ice cream will take a bit longer to set, which is why I used frozen).
Pour the coffee, milk and
banana into a blender, then add peanut butter and
blend the mixture until is smooth and creamy.
Place the
bananas, coconut milk, cacao, maple syrup and salt
into a high speed blender and
blend until smooth.
To make the nice cream, place the
bananas, mint and sweetener
into a food processor or high speed blender and
blend until well combined.
Blend bananas until smooth and creamy, spoon
into a bowl, sprinkle on nut crumble, top with figs and blueberries.
Next, add dates with soak milk + 100g of extra of milk, beans,
bananas, peanut butter, carob powder and cacao powder (EXCEPT the oat flour)
into blender and process until everything is
blended, but still chunky (use a spoon for help).
Watching frozen
bananas and peanut butter
blend into ice cream seems like magic; pull out this trick at your next dinner party.
I just simply break the frozen
banana with my hands
into quarters before
blending (then I wash my hands, because yeah they get a little bananay).
You know how frozen
bananas turn the consistency of your smoothie
into the creamiest, dreamiest and thickest
blend ever?
I threw the powder (
banana cinnamon)
into my nutribullet along with some almond milk,
blended and enjoyed!
Eat it by the spoonful, add it to your coffee,
blend it
into smoothies, pour it
into chocolate moulds or cupcake cases, pop it in the freezer and made legit super-food freezer fudge, these cupcakes with it, heat and drizzle it on cookies, carrot /
banana bread (official recipe coming soon), avocado toast, baked sweet potatoes... driz, driz, drizzalllllll on alllll of the things!
I've been testing out the new drinking oats by Rude Health, and because they are super fine and flaky, they
blend effortlessly
into smoothies thickening them up without the need for extra
banana or nut butter... not that there is anything wrong with either of those ingredients, it's just that sometimes you don't want hugely bananary smoothie and sometimes you want a few extra carbs over fats.
I don't think they're palatable when plain, either — but I love
blending them
into a smoothie with
bananas, dates, and almond milk!
Once the mixture is cold, add the frozen
bananas and
blend with your hand blender or pour the mixture
into a regular blender until you have a smooth cream.
A combination of roasted, ripe
bananas and chocolate chips
blended into a smooth, rich dessert that is the ultimate ice cream experience.
So first we're going to start with ice cubes because I've found that ice is the only ingredient capable of cutting the overly dense texture that results when you try to
blend frozen
bananas into a creamy treat.
If not, I'm way
into blending up frozen
bananas with all kinds of mix - ins.
I
blended the peel and
banana together and put
into a mason jar with vodka.
Into a stand mixer, add your
banana and
blend with the paddle until completely mashed.