Banoffee Icecream Tart.....

Now y'all know of my love of SIMPLE and EASY...
well, this dessert is outstandingly simple and easy to create.
Best yet I think!

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The Banoffee Ice Cream Tart is a great summer season dessert.
Or a 'Cheer yourself up' treat when you hit the speed bumps in life!

All you do is:
Crush one 250-gram packet of plain biscuits in a food processor.
 Add 100 grams of melted butter.  Combine.

Press the crumb mixture into the base of a 25 cm high side flan dish with a removable bottom. 
(Spray a little cooking oil on it before putting the crumbs in.)
Refrigerate for 10 minutes.
Leave your chosen ice cream to soften for a few minutes.

Place spoonfuls onto the biscuit base.
(I used a milk chocolate chip ice cream from the Cadbury range.)

Icecream Tart
I used about 3/4 a tub of ice cream to fill the flan.

Press into the flan and even out the top with a spatula so that it is level but you still have about half an inch from the filling to the flan dish top.
Freeze for two hours.
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Just before serving:
Remove the tart from the freezer.
Leave for about four minutes to soften slightly for ease of removal from the tin.
Spread thick whipped cream over the ice cream layer.
Slice bananas and arrange over the top.
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Drizzle with readymade or homemade caramel sauce topping.
Sprinkle with toasted sliced almonds.

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Pop out of flan. Slice and serve.

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SIMPLE and EASY  - Banoffee Ice Cream Tart.
Dessert deliciousness that will have them raving,
and asking for MORE!
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Instructions to copy and paste to print:


Banana Icecream Tart


Ingredients:

250-gram packet of plain biscuits

100 grams of melted butter

3/4 of a 2 Litre tub of ice cream

Thick whipped cream

3 sliced bananas

Ready-made caramel or salted caramel topping

70 grams of oven-dry roasted flaked almonds


Base:

Crush one 250-gram packet of plain biscuits in a food processor.

Add 100 grams of melted butter. Combine.

Press the crumb mixture into the base of a 25 cm high side flan dish with a removable bottom. 

(Spray a little cooking oil on it before putting the crumbs in.)

Refrigerate for 10 minutes.

Leave your chosen ice cream to soften for a few minutes.

Filling:

Place spoonfuls of ice cream onto the biscuit base.

(I used a milk chocolate chip ice cream from the Cadbury range.)

I used about 3/4 a tub of ice cream to fill the flan.

Press into the flan and even out the top with a spatula so that it is level but you still have about half an inch from the filling to the flan dish top.

Freeze for two hours.

Topping:

Just before serving:

Remove tart from the freezer.

Leave about 4 minutes to soften slightly for ease of removal from the tin.

Spread thick whipped cream over the ice cream layer.

Slice bananas and arrange them over the top.

Drizzle with readymade or homemade caramel sauce topping.

Sprinkle with toasted sliced almonds.

Pop-out of flan.

Slice and serve.


The printable recipe is HERE


Note: An ingredient conversion chart can be found HERE


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14 comments:

Greg Hill said...

Well it's 6am in the morning Tracy and this desert looks major Yummy. You always have something great to share. Thanks for making me hungry in the morning..lol

Tracey Lee Cassin said...

:) You must try this one Greg - even my male 'taste testers' who don't like sweets loved it.

Julie's Lifestyle said...

Wow this looks so good and delicious! I co-host a blog party on Mondays called Cooking and Crafting with J&J at Julie's Lifestyle. I would love to have you share this with us. Thanks.
Julie

Tracey Lee Cassin said...

Thank you Julie.

Beverly @Across the Blvd said...

This looks delicious and it's so pretty, too! Pinned and Tweeted. Thanks for sharing at Snickerdoodle Sunday, Tracey Lee.

Tracey Lee Cassin said...

Thanks Beverly :)

Mary K. said...

Tracey that looks so good! Here where I am the warm weather has already kicked in and I could definitely use an ice cream treat. This would be perfect. Pinning. Thank you for joining us over at Sweet Inspiration.

Tracey Lee Cassin said...

It is cool in New Zealand now, so I will have to wait for next summer to devour this treat again. It truly is a delicious ice cream treat. :)

Nici @ Posed Perfection said...

This pie looks amazing! I made a more traditional banoffee pie once and it was delicious... I'm looking forward to trying yours too! Thanks for sharing at my Creative Ways Link Party! Hope you'll be back to share more tonight!
Blessings,
Nici

Tracey Lee Cassin said...

You are welcome Nici...and yes definitely will be visiting your party again. Love the fact you have large photo links. A joy to view what others have been creating! :)

Mary K. said...

Tracey my daughter made this for her dad's birthday and it turned out fantastic. Even he loved it, because it was not too sweet just right. Thanks for the inspiration, she even uploaded it on Facebook.

Tracey Lee Cassin said...

So happy it was a hit for the birthday. :)

Gardening Helen said...

If that tastes half as food as it looks, I'll be in trouble!! Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner party! Hope to see you back tomorrow.

Tracey Lee Cassin said...

Lol - even the male dessert haters loved this one!