What did
you think of the banana pudding?
When
I think of bananas I always think of dessert.
You can keep it plain and simple with a dash of maple syrup of you can go nuts by adding, nuts (oh yes I did), seeds, fruit,
think of bananas and strawberries, jelly, peanut butter or maybe a nice drizzle of chocolate sauce.
I was
thinking of a banana version for tomorrow morning, as I have a few VERY ripe bananas.
Typically when
we think of bananas we think of a lunch - box addition or a quick on - the - go snack, more so than a cooking staple?
Most people
think of bananas when they think of this nutrient.
they also made
me think of the banana cookies you made....
I always
think of banana republic as a fall / winter store.
If
you think of a banana skin and what happens to it as it dries out, you'll have a good idea!
Not exact matches
«Fiduciary» is such a boring word that it turns people off, so
think of it as a
banana.
A modern
banana, an ant, a bumble bee, a monkey (the ones you
think we came from), and the human brain (among a million other things created) disprove the theory
of evolution in just one sentence worth
of their description.
People who have even the slightest understanding
of what evolution is look at opinions like yours the way a mathematician would a person who disbelieves in calculus but who
thinks math is 4 +
banana = swing set.
We might
think that a chimpanzee is exercising free will when it chooses to chomp on a
banana, or a cat when it rips up your sofa, but what about the roundworm called Caenorhabditis elegans — a simple creature made
of only 959 cells?
Since you do not recognize these facts, you are stuck
thinking like a child and basically planting a flag
of victory over pointing out that «
bananas are yellow therefore yellow crayons must taste like fruit».
End Religion summed him perfectly with these lines:... «Since you do not recognize these facts, you are stuck
thinking like a child and basically planting a flag
of victory over pointing out that»,
bananas are yellow therefore yellow crayons must taste like fruit»»...
I'm not in the business
of political analysis, but I really don't
think the choice was between being a
banana republic and a constitutional democracy.
Here is the often thoughtful Thomas Friedman
of the New York Times on the eve
of last November's elections: «Let Karl [Rove] know that you
think this is a critical election, because you know as a citizen that if the Bush team can behave with the level
of deadly incompetence it has exhibited in Iraq — and then get away with it by holding on to the House and the Senate — it means our country has become a
banana republic.
I know it sounds very strange to put avocado in something sweet and it's been a bit
of a trend in healthy eating, I'm sure lots
of you are skeptical
of it, but we
think it's definitely worth trying as using this is very creamy and we don't
think you can taste the veg — instead you taste deliciously chocolaty tones with sweet hints
of dates and a little
banana, then you get the crunchy almonds and the yoghurt and chocolate sauce...
Possibly a silly question, what could I use instead
of bananas as I can't stomach them, but the
thought of a sweet bread that I could toast for a variation for breakfast is appealing?
Felt that the taste
of apple puree was fighting with the
bananas, and I
think it would taste really more like
banana bread / loaf with more
bananas and less apple puree.
The
thought of cooking whole
bananas has always intrigued me, but my fear was that the already sweet fruit would become unbearably saccharine.
PS — my daughter loves this, just got her started on smoothies with
Bananas, coconut milk and almond butter, I've been sneaking in some flax seed but I
think I'll give the Maca a go and I'm loving the idea
of the dates
So I
thought I'd put my go - to breakfast
of almond butter,
banana and dates (which I normally put on buckwheat toast) into the blender and see what happened.
The only thing I'm unsure about is the middle layer — I know a lot
of banana haters and I
think banana in the middle alongside the
banana in the top might be a bit
of an overload!
Hello Ella, I love this loaf I have made it so many times, just
thought i'd let you know I used a mashed
banana the other day as I had run out
of apple puree.
Keep inspiring us with all
of your yummy food!!!! Already
thinking about trying others recpies like your
banana bread
This sandwich is not only awesome because
of this combo, but because it is not made on normal bread (we are not normal here), it is made on quick bread,
think banana, zucchini or better yet, Manna Organic's Carrot Raisin Bread!
I
thought the flavor
of banana combined with semi-sweet chocolate chips would be a perfect pairing, and it is.
The muffins turned out amazing... so I
think I will carry on with the modification
of using pureed
bananas in the muffin recipe instead
of eggs going forward:)
And then my mind immediately went to this pumpkin butterscotch that I made for Oh Happy Day for my book release last year and all I could
think of was how good this business would be with
bananas.
Love the idea
of adding carrot and coconut to
banana bread, not something I would ever have
thought of trying!
My husband
thinks it so strange that I'll eat frozen
banana chunks straight out
of the fridge.
I was
thinking about
banana bread when I was passing a shelf
of bananas the other day at the grocery store.
I forgot the second time around and
thought it was 3 or 4
bananas instead
of 2 or 3, and 4 works just fine.
I
think I'd like the original — that way I can use it to bake any scone or breakfast cookie I could
think of —
thought, Farrah — I'm tempted to start with this
banana milk!
I
think a batch
of banana bread in it would be quite fitting.
Of course, I think that topping ANY banana bread with a drizzle of honey and a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream is a must to
Of course, I
think that topping ANY
banana bread with a drizzle
of honey and a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream is a must to
of honey and a scoop
of vanilla bean ice cream is a must to
of vanilla bean ice cream is a must too.
I have
thought about making it many times (the recipe sounds delicious but the title, I confess, is what really lured me in), but I also LOVE spotty
bananas, and between that, and, well, nursing school, I just haven't gotten around to baking it in the last couple
of years.
I'd hate to
think of anyone being deprived
of banana - y goodness.
I'm not a big fan
of bananas, but with the addition
of nutella I
think I would love this.
I had never
thought of making a
banana dump cake before, but as I was walking through the grocery store and noticed -LSB-...]
I am so not a fan
of bananas... I know, people
think it's weird
I'm
thinking I might reduce the sugar even more when I make these again because they are SUPER sweet (maybe because
of the ripeness
of the
bananas).
I
think one
of the best I've found has been one that is actually for a
banana cake but I morphed into bread.
I stockpile over-ripe, frozen
bananas in my freezer (I
think that's a form
of enabling) just so that I can bake
banana bread whenever the mood strikes me, as it did the moment I read about this sugar - topped coconut version.
Bananas went on sale at my local grocery store, and I
think I bought wayyyy to many (defeats the purpose
of sale..
That's a lovely picture
of you and Alex The plan sounds good and I'm sure no healthy eating plan is going to be spoilt by adding
bananas — and I
think every healthy lifestyle has to have room for a few glasses
of wine!
I
thought perfectly ripe
bananas slung through my food processor would make a wonderful «pudding,» or maybe
bananas blended with a little tofu... (I still need to try both
of these ideas out, actually).
I
think maybe it made the batter a little thicker though so I also added half
of a ripe
banana to help smooth it out, although probably could have thrown in the whole thing.
I only had plain Greek yogurt so I mashed up a medium sized
banana (I don't
think the slices cook as well), added a splash
of vanilla and cinnamon.