From this…

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To this…

mmmmm

In several easy steps!!

CHOCOLATE COVERED FROZEN BANANAS

First peel your bananas and compost the peels (or throw them out if you must)

composting is good!

Next cut all your bananas in half and place on a try/cookie sheet lined with parchment paper or wax paper

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Grab a bunch of your kids craft sticks

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Very carefully insert sticks into bananas about 1/2 -3/4 of the way, taking care not to split bananas.

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Melt some chocolate of your choice-I used semi sweet choc chips.  You can melt in a double boiler on the stove or in the microwave but be careful not to burn it.  Use 1/2 the power and stir often.

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Dip or frost bananas with the melted chocolate and sprinkle with nuts, coconut, sprinkles, wheat germ…..

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Place decorated bananas back on trays and put in the freezer.

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Once bananas are frozen they can be placed into a tubby or zip lock for easier storage in the freezer.

And on a different note-Meet Grizzly the 1, 118 lb Blue Ribbon Winner of The Ohio State Fair.

Blue Ribbon Grizzly

He really does not look comfortable.  Grizzly along with a mama pig nursing her 9 piglets and a closer look at all the Art in the Fine Arts Building were the highlights of my return visit to Theee Fair this evening.

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4 Responses to “Thursday’s Quarter Recipe”

  1. Laura says:

    You’re making me hungry! Those look good enough to eat!

  2. Carol says:

    Oh my goodness, I have just added an extra inch to my hips just from looking at those yummy chocolate covered bananas :-)

  3. Barbara says:

    Thanks for the inspiration and instructions. My daughters and I made these this afternoon and they were both fun and very tasty. The only thing we did wrong was not making enough…they’re already long gone!

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