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Jean B. wrote:
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> Sherry-Baked Bananas
> Source: (IIRC) Time-Life's Creole and Acadian cookbook. Alterations by
> Jean B.
>
> T-L had this as a side-dish. It makes a nice fruit dessert though.
>
> 1/3 c dry Sherry
> 1/3 c dark brown sugar
> 4 Tbsps apricot preserves (I always use Smuckers--and, unfortunately,
> the healthier stuff isn't as yummy, IMO)
> 4 Tbsps melted butter
> juice of 1 lemon (I always interpret this to mean a very juicy
> lemon--about 4 Tbsps juice)
> 6 firm ripe bananas, peeled and halved lengthwise
>
> Preheat oven to 350F.
>
> Thoroughly combine everything but bananas. Arrange bananas flat side
> down in lightly buttered baking dish. Spoon sauce mixture over them.
> Bake 30 minutes at 350F or until tender. Sauce should be reduced to a
> nice thick syrup by then.



I've had this. It's wonderful, but I recommend rum or whiskey instead
of the sherry. I also recommend throwing in an apple or a peach. And
if you have to choose between firm bananas and ripe bananas, go with the
ripe.


--Lia

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Julia Altshuler wrote:
> Jean B. wrote:
>>
>> Sherry-Baked Bananas
>> Source: (IIRC) Time-Life's Creole and Acadian cookbook. Alterations
>> by Jean B.
>>
>> T-L had this as a side-dish. It makes a nice fruit dessert though.
>>
>> 1/3 c dry Sherry
>> 1/3 c dark brown sugar
>> 4 Tbsps apricot preserves (I always use Smuckers--and, unfortunately,
>> the healthier stuff isn't as yummy, IMO)
>> 4 Tbsps melted butter
>> juice of 1 lemon (I always interpret this to mean a very juicy
>> lemon--about 4 Tbsps juice)
>> 6 firm ripe bananas, peeled and halved lengthwise
>>
>> Preheat oven to 350F.
>>
>> Thoroughly combine everything but bananas. Arrange bananas flat side
>> down in lightly buttered baking dish. Spoon sauce mixture over them.
>> Bake 30 minutes at 350F or until tender. Sauce should be reduced to a
>> nice thick syrup by then.

>
>
> I've had this. It's wonderful, but I recommend rum or whiskey instead
> of the sherry. I also recommend throwing in an apple or a peach. And
> if you have to choose between firm bananas and ripe bananas, go with the
> ripe.
>
>
> --Lia
>

Uh, I hate rum. :-) Interesting thought about the other fruits.
Gee, now I have things to shop for....

I ALMOST made that molasses bread thing this morning, but I
couldn't find any molasses here. Now, if you knew that I have
practically a whole store stockpiled here, you would know just how
odd that was.

--
Jean B.
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