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In a word, heaven. This is an extremely easy, go-to dessert that is always a hit. It looks very impressive and tastes even better. Once you’ve done the prep work it takes only minutes to assemble.
Boil unopened cans of condensed milk for 4 hours before use. Allow to cool completely before using. They will keep in your cupboard indefinitely so you can do several at once to ensure you always have this dessert ready to go. To make sure the water is always covering the cans, a top up will be required throughout this process.
Prepare graham cracker crust according to package instructions or remove a store-bought one from its package. How big you make the pie is up to you so you can make a very large base or one that is just 8 inches if you like.
Open the can(s) of condensed milk and spoon out contents into a bowl. The liquid will have turned into a thick toffee-like consistency from the boiling. Mix until it is spreadable and smooth it onto the pie crust, covering the base completely.
Next, slice the banana down the middle, lengthwise, and place on top of the toffee. Do this until the entire toffee layer is covered in banana.
Now, add your sugar to your cream and whip until stiff peaks form. Spread on top of the bananas to your desired thickness and top with shaved chocolate if you like that sort of thing. I’m usually in too much of a hurry to eat this that I leave out the chocolate layer.
It’s a very rich dessert so start with small slices and work your way up!
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theladymcarthur on 12.18.2010
Sorry all, I didn’t know that I could check comments so I didn’t see these until now (Dec!). tangoandhobbes – yes, the original recipe did call for instant coffee granules mixed in with the whipped cream but I’ve never done it. I’m sure it would be delicious though!
tangoandhobbes on 8.20.2010
I lived in Northern Ireland when I was in my early 20’s and everywhere I had Banoffi Pie, the whipped cream was lightly flavored with coffee…it made a huge difference flavor wise…I have since then had it plain and whereas it was delicious both ways the subtle coffee flavored whipped cream with the banana and toffee was amazing…it took it over the top…
Cheers…Jil
Jesse Green on 8.12.2010
scratch that! Just read the instructions again (4 hours) SORRY! lol
Jesse Green on 8.12.2010
This recipe sounds so good!! How long are you supposed to boil the condensed milk?
Twinks on 8.12.2010
Oh yum! I learned to make dulce le leche by boiling sweetened condensed milk from mom. It is the most delicious thing. This pie sounds fabulous.