This is one of my favorite things to eat and was also a favorite of Elvis as well as being a southern food.
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Fried Bananas
~*Tutorial*~ Fried Bannanas
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put skillet on the stove turn up to high
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spread earth balance onto the skillet with the spatula
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once it starts to sizzle cut up you banana into slices or half's
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add the banana to the middle of the skillet and sprinkle the sugar on the top
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turn the banana over and sprinkle again with sugar keep doing this until the each side is brownish looking (caramelized).
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Serve and eat
You can also add this to two slices of bread that have had peanut butter spread on them for a sandwich.
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Vazquez
06 Aug 02:40
cute!
camilaustral
06 Aug 03:23
i want to try this
Tosh
06 Aug 08:49
i use to eat fried bananas all the time in Thailand, i miss them so thanks for the tut. Oh also i look forward to trying them in a sandwich. >_<
Binki
06 Aug 17:51
this is also good with Plantains, which are larger and a bit starchier then bananas. It goes great with latino food and are cuban favorites called : platanos maduros
Cat Morley
12 Aug 16:30
Mmmm
Amberly
18 Aug 01:58
While camping, I attempted to make these with maple syrup instead of sugar and butter. They wern't as good but, a very interesting alternative.