
Try these dark chocolate dipped banana split bites for a quick gluten free ( and egg free and dairy free option) dessert that can be made in under 10 minutes. Kids will love making them with you, and everyone will love eating them. They are not fancy, but they taste good and don't require baking.
. Actually, I have seen this recipe on many blog sites. It is usually called, "Banana Split Bites" and the banana is scooped out and filled with ice cream, sherbet, preserves, chocolate chips, chocolate syrup etc. It has been so hot here that my bananas ripened in 1 day and were too soft to scoop out and fill.
Cat Davis at Dessert for Nine posted these Banana Split Bites and filled them with ice cream.
I have to admit, her picture and recipe looked amazing; mine looks well like... "homemade fun."
I really think my bananas were too ripe to scoop and work with.
I have to give you Cat's link so you can see how fabulous her recipe looked.
Mine tasted good, but I am going to have to use firmer bananas if I plan to serve them for company. In retrospect, I also might have used shorter pieces of banana. My dessert reminds me of Leaning Towers of Pisa.
Here is the idea..
Ingredients
3 firm bananas, each cut into thirds
1 cup dark chocolate chips, melted in a small bowl
1 can whipped cream ( or make you own) or use whipped coconut cream ( recipe below)
Sprinkles ( or chopped nuts) for decoration in a small bowl
Also assemble:
cookie sheet covered with waxed paper
Directions:
Wash the bananas.Leaving on the peel, cut bananas into thirds. Wait to remove peel just before you dip the bottom of the banana in melted chocolate chips and then sprinkles and place on waxed paper on cookie sheet. Place in the freezer for about 5-10 minutes so the chocolate can become firm. Remove from freezer, Top with whipped cream ( or whipped coconut cream (see link below) for a non dairy version) and add a blueberry to the top.
Pictured Step by Step
That's it .. make them, eat them , love them!
If you want to make a non dairy whipped coconut cream , here is a great and easy recipe - Junior GF Chefs.
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Looks like something everyone would love:@)
ReplyDeleteI am going to buy a bunch of bananas tomorrow to make these. I am your newest follower, I want to eat less gluten! Visiting from Yvonne's On the Menu Monday. xo
ReplyDeleteThese look really good.
ReplyDeleteHi Judee, thanks for visiting me and for your nice comments. I LOVE Bucks County, and Lancaster County, actually the entire state. I love to go to Peddlers' Village in Lahaska. xo,
ReplyDeleteThese look yummy. I wish I had bananas as I'd make some now.
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting and yummy. Thanks for sharing the recipe. I will surely try this out.
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This looks like a great recipe to try for the next toddler playdate I am hosting. Yummy!
ReplyDeletethis is a keeper of a recipe! I love this idea. What a fun dessert! I am having some of my girlfriends over for lunch and would love to make this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the fun and sweetness you bring to ON THE MENU MONDAY!
Yvonne
Who wouldn't love these? They are cute as can be, and I am sure they are delicious. With banana, chocolate, and sprinkles they are a sure winner. I saw your link up on Delightfully Dowling!. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYum! What a quick and delicious recipe!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Great to have your post being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
These are adorable and sound delicious! I've made a frozen version similar to this that are tasty in the summer. I've been a follower of yours for a while now.
ReplyDeleteOh I will have to try and make these for my kids.. they love bananas! Thanks for sharing. Here to follow you back. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteMary
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These look so good, and really cute too! I love desserts that are kind of healthy too! Thank you for sharing the recipe with the Hearth and Soul blog hop.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! And how much fun to make and eat!!! I feel a craving coming on ... :)
ReplyDeleteHi Judee,
ReplyDeleteThese are really great little Banana Split Bites. It is a great idea and a delicious treat. Hope you are having a great week end and thanks for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
See you soon!
Miz Helen
Looks like an easy and fun treat!
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