Caribbean Rum-Glazed Baked Bananas

General Added: 10/6/2024
Caribbean Rum-Glazed Baked Bananas
Transport your taste buds to the heart of Jamaica with these delightful Caribbean Rum-Glazed Baked Bananas. This tropical treat features ripe bananas baked in a rich blend of brown sugar, luscious butter, and zesty orange juice, all elevated with a splash of dark rum for that authentic island flair. Served warm, either with luscious coconut cream or a scoop of velvety ice cream, these baked bananas offer a sweet, aromatic experience that's perfect for dessert or a decadent snack. Whether you're hosting a summer gathering or just craving something sweet, this dish will bring a taste of the tropics to your table!
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Servings
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Calories
6
Ingredients
Caribbean Rum-Glazed Baked Bananas instructions

Ingredients

bananas 4 (ripe, peeled)
brown sugar 4 tablespoons (simple granulated form)
butter 4 teaspoons (cut into small pieces)
orange juice 1 cup (freshly squeezed preferred)
dark rum 1 tablespoon (to add flavor)
coconut cream or ice cream 4 tablespoons (for serving)

Instructions

Nutrition Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Caribbean Rum-Glazed Baked Bananas?
They are a tropical treat featuring ripe bananas baked in a rich blend of brown sugar, butter, orange juice, and dark rum.
What are the primary ingredients for this recipe?
The main ingredients include bananas, brown sugar, butter, orange juice, dark rum, and coconut cream or ice cream for serving.
How many bananas are needed?
The recipe calls for 4 bananas.
What state should the bananas be in?
The bananas should be ripe and peeled before preparation.
What type of rum is used in this dish?
The recipe uses 1 tablespoon of dark rum to add an authentic island flavor.
What kind of sugar is used for the glaze?
The glaze uses 4 tablespoons of brown sugar in simple granulated form.
How much butter is required?
You will need 4 teaspoons of butter, cut into small pieces.
What type of orange juice is recommended?
Freshly squeezed orange juice is preferred, and the recipe requires 1 cup.
How should the dish be served?
It should be served warm, either with luscious coconut cream or a scoop of velvety ice cream.
Is this a Jamaican-inspired recipe?
Yes, the recipe is designed to transport your taste buds to the heart of Jamaica.
Is this recipe considered easy?
Yes, it is tagged as an easy recipe and a sweet treat.
Can this be served as a snack?
Yes, it is perfect for both dessert or a decadent snack.
Is it a good dessert for summer?
Absolutely, it is specifically tagged as a summer dessert and is perfect for summer gatherings.
How many ingredients are involved in total?
The recipe has an ingredient count of 6.
What is the aromatic experience of this dish?
The combination of ingredients offers a sweet, aromatic experience that brings a taste of the tropics to your table.
What provides the zesty flavor in the glaze?
The zesty flavor is provided by the freshly squeezed orange juice.
How much coconut cream is suggested for serving?
The recipe suggests 4 tablespoons of coconut cream or ice cream for serving.
Can I use ice cream instead of coconut cream?
Yes, a scoop of velvety ice cream is a perfect alternative for serving.
Is the butter melted before adding?
The instructions specify cutting the butter into small pieces rather than melting it first.
What gives the dish its island flair?
A splash of dark rum is used to provide that authentic island flair.
What kind of texture does the suggested ice cream have?
The recipe recommends using velvety ice cream.
Is the brown sugar granulated?
Yes, the recipe specifically mentions brown sugar in simple granulated form.
What is the main fruit used in this tropical treat?
Bananas are the main fruit used in this dish.
Does this recipe include any tags?
Yes, tags include Jamaican, bananas, rum, tropical, dessert, baked, Caribbean, easy recipe, sweet treat, and summer dessert.
Is this recipe suitable for hosting?
Yes, it is recommended for hosting summer gatherings or whenever you crave something sweet.
What is the serving temperature?
The baked bananas are meant to be served warm.
How much orange juice is needed?
You need exactly 1 cup of orange juice.
Is the coconut cream luscious?
Yes, the description describes the coconut cream as luscious.
Is there a specific category for this recipe?
While the category field is empty, the tags identify it as a Caribbean and Jamaican dessert.
What is the overall flavor profile?
It is a sweet, tropical, and aromatic dish with a rich glaze.
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