- Crème de banane
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Crème de banane is a yellow, transparent, sweet, banana flavored liqueur with roughly 17-25% ABV.
Contents
Usage
Crème de banane is primerely used in alcoholic drinks. However it does have uses in cooking.
Cooking
Crème de banane can be used as a syrup on frozen desserts or in some baked dishes to add a massive boost of banana flavor.
Beverages
Crème de banane is generally preferred in cocktails, but is also a pleasant drink on the rocks with the sweet taste it brings.
King Kong Cola
- Highball glass filled with ice
- 2 oz Crown Royal
- 1 oz Crème de Banane
- Fill glass with cola
Monkey Coke
- Highball glass filled with ice
- 1 1/2 oz Crème de banane
- Fill glass with cola
Bazooka Bubble Gum
- Highball glass filled with ice
- 1 oz Southern Comfort
- 1/2 oz Crème de banane
- 1/2 oz Granadine
- Fill glass with milk and stir
Fluttershy
- Highball glass filled with ice
- 2 oz Crème de banane
- 2 oz Crème de cacao
- Fill with tonic
Producers
Many companies such as Marie Brizard, Lucas Bols and De Kuyper Royal Distillers of the Netherlands make the liqueur; it is based on neutral-tasting, un-aged grape brandy, flavored by infusion or maceration.
Recipe
Recipe for Homemade Creme de Banana
- 2 medium-sized bananas, peeled
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract or a 2" length of vanilla bean
- 1 cup sugar syrup
- 3 cups vodka
- Mash the bananas, and add the vanilla and cooled syrup to the vodka.
- Shake gently, steep for 1 week. Strain and filter. Drink now, or age 2–3 months for best results.
- Double the sugar for "Creme de Banana".
Optional flavorings: a pinch of cloves, a piece of cinnamon stick.
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