This brilliantly easy, creamy sorbet is really nothing new. The Kitchn did a post on it a while back, but more importantly, my mom has been making it since the early 80’s. It’s great served right out of the food processor, as a custardy, soft-serve style dessert, but if I have the time, I like to freeze it a bit more, just until it’s firm, so I can serve it in scoops.
Ingredients
- 6 bananas, peeled and sliced into 1" pieces $1.50 for a bunch
Recipe Serves 4
Directions
- Arrange sliced bananas on a baking sheet or a few large plates.
- Freeze for at least 2 hours, until hard.
- Puree in a food processor or blender.
- This will take several minutes and you will have to scrape down the sides periodically (at first, the frozen bananas will resemble crumbs, but continue blending and they'll quickly turn into creamy sorbet).
- Once the bananas have been pureed, either serve immediately as a soft-serve style dessert, or freeze in a freezer-safe container for at least an hour, until firm enough to scoop.
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Bianca @ South Bay Rants n Raves, on Jan 4, 09:08 AM, wrote:
you made my day. It’s really easy it’s silly!
Jessica, on Jan 4, 09:20 AM, wrote:
Gabby, I most definitely have to try this. I am on a low glycemic diet, no processed foods or sugars, so this will work. It looks delicious. I think I might add some pecans to it. Thanks for sharing!!!
Miranda, on Jan 4, 09:34 AM, wrote:
I am making this next time I get some bananas, thanks for such a simple recipe!
Angie, on Jan 4, 11:01 AM, wrote:
Hey… you gave me an idea! Do you think this would work for any frozen fruit? I have lots of frozen berries…. And for some reason melon sorbet sounds amazing right now! Thanks for all your awesome ideas!
maggie, on Jan 4, 11:12 AM, wrote:
i (often) eat this for breakfast. with an almond or peanut butter swirl…. :)
Sarah, on Jan 5, 01:14 PM, wrote:
I am a big fan of this stuff. I really like adding a little vanilla, peanut butter, and cocoa powder (along with the bananas) to the food processor.
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what a great idea— so simple, yet it looks so delicious!
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I had this this morning – delicious! Thank you for another brilliant way to use up frozen overripe bananas.
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2048cupcakes, on Aug 11, 07:11 AM, wrote:
With just bananas and a bit of freezing time, it offers a quick, budget-friendly way to enjoy a creamy dessert. The fact that it’s been a family favorite since the 80s adds a nostalgic touch. Whether you enjoy it soft-serve style or fully frozen, it sounds like a versatile and satisfying option for any time you need a sweet fix.