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Old fashioned banana cream pie cracker#
Old fashioned banana cream pie skin#
Old fashioned banana cream pie full#

Bake in the oven at 450 degrees for 8-10 minutes, or until edges are lightly golden. Poke holes across the bottom, using a fork, and crimp edges.

Knead over a lightly floured surface until smooth. Combine milk and lemon juice (or vinegar) together and stir into pie crust until the dough comes together. Cut in butter and shortening with a pastry cutter. While the custard cools in the fridge, make the pie crust. The same tip applies when making l emon curd. You don’t want that and having the plastic against the custard prevents that.

Old fashioned banana cream pie skin#

If you loosely cover the pan a skin will form over the pudding. Note: you’ll want to place the plastic wrap DIRECTLY onto the custard as shown above. Press a piece of plastic wrap onto the custard and allow to chill until room temperature in the refrigerator. This means that you need to constantly stir it to prevent the bottom from burning. Note: custard thickens from the bottom of the pan and works it’s way up. Your mixture should be the consistency of fresh-made pudding. Boil and stir for 1-2 minutes, STIRRING CONSTANTLY, then remove from heat. Pour the milk and egg yolk mixture BACK INTO THE PAN, back on the heat, and bring to a boil. of the hot milk liquid from the saucepan over the eggs and stir with a fork. Reduce the heat to low while you do the next part.īeat eggs, slightly in a glass measuring bowl. Your mixture should be the consistency of gravy at this point. It will probably take 3-5 minutes to come to a boil.īoil for 1-2 minutes. Cook over medium, stirring constantly until mixture thickens and boils. Mix sugar, cornstarch, and salt in saucepan.

Old fashioned banana cream pie cracker#

graham cracker or Nilla wafer crumbs (optional for garnish).

3 firm bananas, 2 for the pie, one for garnish.

Cool Whip is delicious too!īefore making this pie, be sure to read through my tips and tricks! My grandma always made her own whipped cream, and I had some heavy whipping cream that needed to be used up so that’s what I did this time, but really, I don’t think there’s much of a difference. You can make it using Cool Whip or homemade whipped cream. It’s been a favorite ever since! Scroll down to the bottom of the post for the printable recipe for my old fashioned banana cream pie! I used my favorite buttermilk pie crust recipe (you can total use a store bought crust) and homemade whipped cream, and it was a knock out dessert that we served with friends one Sunday evening. I made a few changes to the recipe and am thrilled to share my variation with you! The cookbook is out of print, which is such a shame, and many of the recipes aren’t available online (I’ve tried linking to them for you guys in the past), but this coconut pie recipe is actually still around and made the cut to be included in a newer Betty Crocker red cookbook. My grandma gave it to me when I was 14 and it’s my absolute favorite. I’ve mentioned my love for this old cookbook before. All simple and delicious, but when I stumbled across a recipe for coconut cream pie with a banana variation I knew that I needed to try it.

Old fashioned banana cream pie full#

Try making one, it’s easier than you might think and full of banana flavor! Originally shared in 2019, but now includes a step by step video!īanana cream pie is one of my favorites, but would you believe that I didn’t know that it wasn’t made from banana pudding until this year? Ha! I’ve made it many times in different variations: banana cream poke cake, banana cream mini pie cups, and banana cream pie using banana cream pudding mixes in a pre-made graham cracker crust. Homemade custard, fresh bananas and homemade whipped cream are layered to create this delicious old fashioned banana cream pie from scratch.