Antiguan charcoal baked bananas
1 servings
Ingredients
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This unusual Caribbean dessert can be started in the leftover coals | ||
While your guests are finishing their grilled dinner. The bananas are | ||
Just as delicious made in the coals of a winter fire indoors, or out | ||
Camping around the fire in the evening. |
Directions
This is an ideal dessert to serve a crowd at a barbecue. It multiplies well and the quests themselves put the dessert together.
Takes about 5 minutes for the bananas to bake in hot coals.
6 large ripe banans, in a bunch 4 tbsp butter
½ cup brown sugar
½ tsp ground allspice or
½ tsp fresh grated nutmeg
3 limes, halved
¼ cup dark rum, heated in a small pan on side of grill Set the bunch of unpeeled bananas in hot coals. Bake until black and soft to the touch. Meanwhile, heat butter with brown sugar and spices until bubbly. Eact person should slit his banana, squeeze a lime half over it and drizzle the butter-sugar mixture on top. Ignite rum and pour it flaming over the bananas a little at a time, shaking the skillet gently until the flame dies.
Origin: Great Food Without Fuss. Shared by: Sharon Stevens, July/95 Submitted By SHARON STEVENS On 07-30-95
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