This dessert features ripe bananas cooked in a buttery brown sugar sauce, flambéed with rum for a dramatic finish. Serve it over ice cream or pancakes for a tropical treat.
This flambé dessert is perfect for dinner parties when you want to impress without stress. Serve it over vanilla ice cream, pancakes, or even French toast for an indulgent finish. With just a few ingredients, you’ll create a dish that tastes like a tropical getaway on a plate.
This banana flambé dessert is as fun to prepare as it is to eat. Quick, delicious, and slightly theatrical, it’s the perfect ending to a memorable meal.
Cook the bananas cut-side down for 1–2 minutes per side until they are golden. This should ensure they are caramelized without becoming too mushy.
Use a dark rum for a richer flavor. Avoid using too high-proof rums, as they can create excessively large flames, which can be dangerous.
Yes, you can use white granulated sugar as a substitute, though it may result in a slightly different flavor and color. Coconut sugar is another alternative for a different taste.
Store any leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 days. Reheat gently on the stovetop before serving, though the texture may not be the same.
Serve the flambéed bananas immediately over vanilla ice cream, pancakes, or French toast for an indulgent experience.
- Safety: Always flambé off the heat and use a long lighter.
- Banana texture: Slightly underripe bananas hold their shape better.
- Pairings: Serve with ice cream, crepes, or waffles.
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