Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Banoffee pie (English Dessert)








Ingredients(serves 4 )

Digestive biscuits - 10 biscuits
Butter - 35 gm( melted )
Banana - 2
Caramelised condensed milk - 1/2 tin( I used nestle caramel)/ Sweetened condensed milk - 2 tins( see the notes )
Whipping cream-1 /2 cup
Icing sugar - According to your sweetness
Grated Chocolate

Preparation

Place the biscuits in a plastic bag and roll with a rolling pin or powder it in a mixie/ coffe grinder.
Add melted butter to the biscuits crumbs and mix well.
                                                                                                                                                                                  
  Spread the mixture evenly in a tin with removable base and gently press it.     
                                            
Chill   it for 1-2 hours. 
Spread the caramel mixture above the biscuit layer and spread it evenly. 

Slice the banana and make a layer or two above the caramel layer.

 Finally whip the cream with sugar and spread the cream above the banana layer.


Decorate with grated chocolate.


Keep in  the fridge for few hours  before you serve it. Cut and serve  !

Notes -
If you are using condensed milk, immerse the tin in a saucepan with boiling water and simmer  for 2 - 2 1/2 hours.  Make sure that  you immerse the tin completely and the tin is always immersed in water, top up with more water when the water level comes down. Open the tin once its cool.

19 comments:

  1. i love love banofee pie so much but never really thought of making it at home...ur recipe sounds waaay too good to pass

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  2. Looks great..been trying quite hard to keep off sweets but this looks very tempting.

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  3. yumm yumm.adipoli.kandittu kazhikan thonunu.

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  4. Very new dessert to me..sounds yum yummmmmm

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  5. I have never made Banofee Pie at home... your recipe sounds easy. Will give it a try!

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  6. Beautiful dessert..Kandittu epol tahnne kazhikan thonunund tou..ONam okke evide vare ay??

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  7. Hi vineetha, am fine, enjoying my vacation in my hometown...how are you doing? and thats an interesting name,dessert looks so yum, loved the ing used in it

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  8. Pie Adipoli Vineetha. I haven't tried this kind of it. I need to now.

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  9. Adipoli pie..looks yummy and tempting...will soon give this a try,
    Happy Onam dear.

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  10. adipoli aayittundu..Got to try this sometimes..Thanks for sharing da.

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  11. a new dessert to me but looks and sounds delish.

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  12. Never heard of this pie before..Kandittu superb!!

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  13. A very sweet but delicious pie. I like it but can't eat too much. The bananas there makes me less guilty though...haha

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  14. How are you Vineetha? New kind of dessert to me...but I'm sure this cold dessert must be yummy...
    Deepa

    Hamaree Rasoi

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  15. adipoli!! Those look fantastic and it sounds so yummy. I'd love to try some, must be very sweet, Mmmm!!! I'm a BIG fan of sweet:)

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  16. Ohh yumm .. Absolutely perfect banofee pie .. Pictures looking super tempting ..

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  17. beautiful banofee pie :) such a simple recipe love the step wise clicks too makes it easy to understand

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