Instant No-Eggs Banana Pudding Frozen Yogurt
Part of "Use The Produce" series!
Posted By Savita
Hello Everyone!
Today, I'm sharing with you a quick and easy method of making no-sugar, instant banana pudding frozen yogurt! Healthy, gluten free, egg-free, and can be ready at moment's notice! Also, indeed a fun way to use ripe banana in your fruit basket!
This post is part of "Use The Produce" post! Today's produce, is one of THE most common produce which will be present in every household, right now! i.e. Banana! and also, this is one such fruit which goes from raw to ripe, pretty quickly!
Yes, yes, you can eat it raw, make a smoothie or make a shake! But..... for those days, when you are not willing to eat a banana, yet, it may not maintain it's freshness for one more day! or even half a day :)
What will you do? Close your eyes and gallop it, so it does not go waste?
really??
No, no!! You don't have to! At-least, not after I share these yummy pictures with you! :)
Instead, just empty two ice trays from freezer.
Slice banana, pour some yogurt, and freeze it.
Once yogurt cubes are frozen!
Say 30 minutes, as per freezer's freezing time.
Or if even after 4 days of freezing, any day, you can enjoy fresh Instant Frozen Yogurt!
tempting? isn't it?
Here is, what we have accomplished!
1. We extended the life of ripe banana (ready to go bad banana) by one week (at-least).
2. Yet we spent less than a minute dealing with it! I mean, just slice, put in ice tray, fill with yogurt! and boom! Your work is over for now!
3. Now, when you crave for a chilled, frozen sweet treat after dinner, don't go to Yogurt Shop to eat sugar-laden yogurt cup! Just take an ice tray out and blend it to make fresh, the best tasting frozen yogurt ever!
4. Plus, it is gluten free, has amazing banana pudding taste yet no-eggs.
5. Last but not the least! don't forget the second tray you have in refrigerator ;)
I mean, we are even ready for those late-night cravings! Jazz it up, any way you like. Some drizzle of honey, frosted flakes, chocolate syrup! You name it! Toppings are endless! Yet, I'm proud to call it pretty healthy!
Let's have a quick peak at what your next 5 minutes going to look like!
Here we go :)
I bet you are headed to Kitchen right now!?!?
Aren't you?
Now you tell me! Which produce do you have mostly in your refrigerator?
Until I show up tomorrow, with a trick to use next produce... stay tuned and make some yogurt!!
Cheers!
Savita! xoHere are few more frozen treats I love!
Ingredients
- Banana Ice Cream
- 2 Banana (fully ripe, sliced )
- 3 Cup Yogurt (non-fat drinkable yogurt, or 2 cup yogurt mixed with 1 cup low-fat milk)
- 1/4 Cup Milk (low-fat, for blending)
- 2 tsp Honey (or more per taste, optional)
- 1/2 tsp Vanilla Extract
- Topings
- Sprinkles
- Banana (sliced)
- Honey
Directions
-
1. In ice trays, add sliced banana pieces. make thin or thick slice, just enough to fit. Divide evenly. -
2. Pour yogurt blended with milk or drinkable yogurt into the tray cavities. Just until banana are submerged and cavity is full. Keep in deep freezer until fully frozen (30 min to 1 hour or until ready to use). I even use it after 5-6 days, as per need. -
3. Pour cubes in food processor or blender (which can crush ices). Add honey and 1/4 cup milk. -
4. Process on low until cubes are crushed, then on high until mixture is creamy. Additional Notes:
If finding difficult to blend, add few tbsp more milk to facilitate the process! -
5. Transfer to a freezer safe container. Freeze until ready to use. -
6. Before serving, scoop in serving cups, garnish with sliced banana, sprinkles or any topping of your choice! Enjoy!
Savita's Recipe Notes:
Recipe halves easily.
Best when served immediately. Once fully frozen, take out 5 minutes before scooping in cups!
Alternate Method I'm lucky to own a Vitamix! One of THE best tool you will ever invest in! But, if you don't have a powerful blender to crush ice cubes, don't get disheartened! Put ice cubes in a Ziploc bag and crush with a rolling pin. Then put into food processor with required amount of milk and process to make a smooth and creamy frozen yogurt.
© Chef De Home. Post content including video and photos are copyright protected.