When
I think of bananas, I usually think of an exotic fruit that gives you energy
and that it’s best eaten in the morning or thrown into a sort of cake. Well, it turns out there are countless things
you can do with bananas. One of these is
a Cranberry-Topped Pudding. Now, I’m not really sure that this is
actually a pudding, but we’ll let that slide by; it’s not that important
anyway. What’s important is that you can
have this pudding for breakfast,
brunch, dessert, snack, you name it. And
even more important is the fact that it’s featherlight, filling and fabulous!
I
came across this recipe a few weeks ago.
It was nicely delivered with our Thursday Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
paper. And out of the 10 easy things to do with bananas, this
one stood out the most. It was easy,
fast and looked (at least in the picture) gorgeous. I planned on trying this recipe for brunch
over the weekend one of these days, but it turned out that brunch came sooner
than expected. Not long ago, both Adrian
and I were in the mood for something sweet.
I’m not the only one in our family who has a sweet tooth; my husband is
a major sweet lover. Unfortunately, I
was out of anything dessert like. So, I
had to improvise. And this is how our
pre-planned brunch turned into a late night dessert. And it was well worth it!
This
pudding is a great way to start your morning or as it turned out for us to end
your night. The Greek yogurt and ricotta
cheese make this pudding hearty, while the cranberries make it chewy and
tart. And you’ll also get an energy
boost from the bananas. Sprinkle some
toasted sliced almonds on top for an extra layer of texture, crunchy bite and
nutty flavor. You will not be
sorry.
Cranberry-Topped Pudding
Adapted
from Dash (March 2012)
Serves:
4 servings
Ingredients:
·
2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
·
3 sliced bananas
·
1 cup plain Greek yogurt
·
¼ cup ricotta cheese
·
2 Tablespoons honey
·
2 Tablespoons dried cranberries
Instructions:
Sprinkle
lemon juice over the bananas. In a large
bowl, combine the Greek yogurt, ricotta cheese and honey. Add bananas.
Spoon into 4 serving bowls. Top
each serving with dried cranberries.
Poftă
Bună! (Bon Appétit!)
This is absolutely delicious. And so is your Vegetable Omelet recipe!
ReplyDeleteHi NY Girl! Thank you for your feedback and trying my recipes! I’m happy that you’ve also tried the Vegetable Omelette. I love it too and I make it often. It’s easy to make and so delicious! :) Dana
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