This was a phenomenal concoction modified from a Chiquita Banana Recipe I found. I substituted Sunbutter for the PB, because I had it in the fridge leftover from Memorial Day beach week -a perk from being the last to leave, I guess. (Going out on a limb and guessing that was a Theo purchase?)
But I had these ingredients all on hand. And plans that fell through on a Friday night. May as well make fro yo, order pizza on a cracker from Domino's, and call over reinforcements who smartly shows up with wine and conversation.
This fro yo was so good I put the ice cream bowl in a hot water bath in the kitchen sink to properly scrape the bowl. I may need to remember to do that all the time. I got an extra cup it seemed. Some for the freezer some for my face.
Serves ~8
Ingredients:
4 ripe bananas (diced and frozen in a freezer bag before spoiling)
2 cups plain fat free greek yogurt
1/2 cup skim milk
1/3 cup peanut butter or sunbutter
1/4 cup honey
1 tsp vanilla extract
Directions:
Puree all the things in a food processor. Set ice cream maker up to directions. Turn on, and pour batter in. Because of the frozen bananas, it takes hardly any time at all to set up - like 5 minutes. You can also just use unfrozen banana and it will take longer.
But I had these ingredients all on hand. And plans that fell through on a Friday night. May as well make fro yo, order pizza on a cracker from Domino's, and call over reinforcements who smartly shows up with wine and conversation.
This fro yo was so good I put the ice cream bowl in a hot water bath in the kitchen sink to properly scrape the bowl. I may need to remember to do that all the time. I got an extra cup it seemed. Some for the freezer some for my face.
Serves ~8
Ingredients:
4 ripe bananas (diced and frozen in a freezer bag before spoiling)
2 cups plain fat free greek yogurt
1/2 cup skim milk
1/3 cup peanut butter or sunbutter
1/4 cup honey
1 tsp vanilla extract
Directions:
Puree all the things in a food processor. Set ice cream maker up to directions. Turn on, and pour batter in. Because of the frozen bananas, it takes hardly any time at all to set up - like 5 minutes. You can also just use unfrozen banana and it will take longer.
That was definitely a Theo purchase ;)
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