I think the heavens were against me whilst writing this post as I lost my edited pictures twice when my PC just shut down! Now that's a big thing considering I'm no pro at Photoshop and it does really take me ages to make even minor changes.
Anyhow, back to the matter on hand, let me first start by saying that this elegant dessert took me literally 5 minutes to prepare. Now that excudes whipping the cream as I had some I had prepared earlier sitting in the freezer for me. So if you include that step, it will take only 10 minutes in total. Easy peasy eh!! The inspiration behind this yummy dessert comes from my beautiful neighbour Simi who came as such a blessing in my life. She sent me this dessert many moons ago but I've made a few changes to it that I feel takes it up a notch. The great thing about this recipe is that it is extremely versatile. You can add some chopped toasted peanuts to it if you please or perhaps a dash of fudge sauce as a separate layer too!
I made this for my sister and her huband who unexpectedly dropped in a few nights ago. This is best served after chilling for half an hour. I did find that the graham cracker crust layers became slightly soft the next day. If you did want to prepare this in advance, I would probably advise toasting the graham crackers as you would for cheesecake. So if you're looking to make a stunning dessert in a matter of minutes, look no further.
Bananas and Cream Pudding
Ingredients:
250 ml sweetened whipping cream
1 tin Nestle cream- banana flavour (175gms)
1 banana
10 Digestive biscuits
Directions:
Whipping cream must be chilled to 2-4 degrees for best results. Using the wire whip, whip the cream on medium speed until 2/3 done. Then whip at high speed until stiff peaks form.
Slice banana into thin rounds. Crush seven of the Digestive biscuits finely using a rolling pin and chop the rest coarsely. In a bowl, fold the whipped cream into Nestle cream.
To assemble, start by adding the cream mixture to you serving glass followed by a few rounds of bananas. Then add a layer of crushed biscuit. Repeat once again. Garnish with whipped cream and a few biscuit crumbs.
Chill for half an hour and serve. This recipes will make 6 servings.











19 comments:
This is one of my favorites and have had it on my birthday instead of cake a couple of times! :) Love your photos!
Sukaina, I wouldn't have known you had labored so much to get these photos--they are SO beautiful! Aren't easy desserts some of the most enjoyable? What an elegant presentation--and not to mention a tasty recipe!
Beautiful! I think verrine desserts always add a little class.
yummy! I love bananas, and your dessert looks just perfect for me:D
Also, great photos:)
Greets!
They look gorgeous. I always eat my bananas with dulce de leche in layers like yours. They're super good.
Thanks for all the lovely comments!
These look gorgeous - I love caramel and will have to try these soon!
Charming and utterly gorgeous.
Maris- I think caramel sounds like a greta addition to the bananas.
Deeba- Thaks for visiting my space. I'm totally in love with yours. When I grow up I want to take photos just like you!
ah Nestle's banana cream is such a time saver for trifles like this :) I make a lot of use of it as well!
P.S. I have been trying to find wood like that for ages. Where do u get it from? Assuming that if u can find it Dubai, I might as well find it here. Gorgeous pictures! :)
I stumbled upon the wood on a construction site scrap yard (I live in the middle of one!!). It was a large wooden box which I got cut down to size!
Very well presented.Given the big banana fan that I am, I have to try it soon!
Excellent food photo. Love the composition in the 2nd one.
This looks awesome! I especially love the shot with the glasses all down on the wood. Great creative styling!
Such a great quick idea! I'm sure it was a tasty treat!
Thanks for all the nice comments guys!
Hi,
This is the first time visiting your site and I have to say I LOVE YOUR BLOG! I love bananas and was wondering what the Nestle cream-banana flavor was exactly. Is there a substitute that I could use? I am not sure you get that here in the U.S.
Banana floured Nestle cream is a thick type of condensed milk which is banana flavoured. You could substitute it with soem whipped cream and condensed milk to sweeten it slightly.
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