Flambé bananas recipe

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  • Cuisine: Modern Australian
  • Serves 4

Bananas deserve to become more than just banana cake.

Ingredients

4 bananas
165g (3/4 cup) caster sugar
50g butter
60ml (3 tbsp) dark rum
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Preparation

Peel bananas and cut down the middle, and then in half.

Heat a heavy-based pan over medium heat. Add sugar and melt until it turns a light golden brown. Add butter, mix well, add bananas, and cook lightly on each side.

Pour in rum and set alight. Serve while still sizzling in the pan with vanilla ice-cream.

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