BANANAS IN A BAG !
Over Ripe-Over Stocked-Baby & Freezer Friendly An easy and fast way to make good use of the extra ripe bananas or a good reason to stock up when you can catch them on sale for $0.10 lb now and again. Banana Bread, Pancakes, Baby Food, Smoothies, Muffins, Cakes Etc....
Provided by GypsyWinds
Categories Breads
Time 15m
Yield 1 cup, 1-20 serving(s)
Number Of Ingredients 2
Steps:
- Peel all the bananas - keep all the banana - even if "ugly" and dark.
- I normally use 3 med to large bananas for each bag as that suits my recipe.
- place in ziplock bags, press the air out to lay flat {or use FoodSaver if you have one - I do now ! :) }.
- seal and freeze for up to 8 mos. (I have kept them up to 1 yr, but some people get nervous for some reason?).
- I leave them whole and smash up when I thaw them to use in recipes.
- Banana Breads, pancakes, cakes, drinks etc etc.
- My sister smashes hers to the smoothness she likes and puts them in 1 cup measurements in muffin pans or plastic measuring cups and after they are frozen enough to hold shape removes them to place in ziplock bags or FoodSaver - other freezer containers could be used.
- We used to smash them smooth and freeze in the ice cube trays for our babies as it was a good serving size, then move the cubes to containers with pop off lids to pull out just what we needed that day.
- ( A medium sized flat Tupperware with 2cubes of banana - alongside the cubes of pureed chicken - green beans *cooked then frozen* in the diaper bag made our babysitter really happy when we took the kiddos over!).
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