It is already February and 2019 doesn’t feel like New year any more. This month I have some interesting themes and the first one this week is Desserts. Valli gave us the Wiki dessert page and we need to select three desserts By Type starting with the same alphabet. For the first day I chose Ice cream and the alphabet is P. P For Parfait. There are two types of parfait, French version where yolks and sugar are cooked on a double boiler, added with yogurt and frozen and the American version where yogurt is layered with nuts, granola and fruits which is more like a breakfast than dessert. I chose to make the American version with granola and caramelized bananas. Mostly parfait has colourful fruits like raspberries, strawberries or blue berries. But I went with bananas as I had them readily available.
Last month I made a no bake granola bar which is also used here in the layers. Though it is not baked it is so crunchy and I decided to use the crumbs in parfait. I was so skeptical about how Sruti would react, but still I made a serving and gave it to her. From childhood, she never says that the dish is bad. She always says that it is amazing, but I know when she likes it or not. IF she really likes it, shes will go for a second and third helping, but if she doesn’t like, she will stop with one. So whenever she says the dish is good, I ask her back whether it is really nice or chumma nice. Even for this I asked her and she said, amma it is really nice and finished off the serving in minutes. Hahaha! I prepared the yogurt the day before and on the day of serving, it was quite easy to assemble.
Makes one Serving
Ingredients:
Thick Yogurt / Hung Curd – 1 cup
Brown Sugar – 2 tbs
Granola Bar – 1 slice, crumbled
Banana – 1, medium
Ghee – 1 tsp
Almonds For Topping
Procedure:
Mix together sugar and yogurt until light and fluffy.
Crumble the granola bar into tiny crumbs.
Slice bananas and roast them with ghee until golden on both the sides.
In a serving glass, add 1/3 yogurt mixture.
Top with 1/3rd of granola and some banana.
Repeat this twice more.
Finally add some toasted almonds on top and serve immediately.
| Servings |
1 Serving |
- Thick Yogurt / Hung Curd - 1 cup
- Brown Sugar - 2 tbs
- Granola Bar - 1 slice crumbled
- Banana - 1 medium
- Ghee - 1 tsp
- Almonds For Topping
Ingredients
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- Mix together sugar and yogurt until light and fluffy.
- Crumble the granola bar into tiny crumbs.
- SlLice bananas and roast them with ghee until golden on both the sides.
- In a serving glass, add 1/3 yogurt mixture.
- Top with 1/3rd of granola and some banana.
- Repeat this twice more.
- Finally add some toasted almonds on top and serve immediately.
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Sruti is such a wonderful kid, you have the most perfect tester and the dishes you assemble is awesome. I loved this theme and have been wondering how to go about it, This one is classic.
The crunchy granola and soft yogurt is a perfect combination. Must have tasted great with the caramelized banana.
While reading the recipe , yogurt and sugar mixed , sounds like our Shrikhand ! My my , with bananas and granola you have a great combination . And I like your motherly observation of Shruti :))
Ahhh, Sruthi is such an amazing kid. My kids will definitely let me know if they ‘don’t’ like anything right away 🙁
Your parfait with caramelized banana looks and sounds amazing.
I make a similar version but never caramelized banana or fruits. It might have added a yummy taste. Awesome share for the theme.
This is such a tempting parfait. Very neat idea of caramelized banana.
I personally love banana in any parfait and this is just perfect with soft banana and crunchy granola layers.
My little one like to have banana with sweet yogurt. Never caramelised the bananas though. Next time I will try to add the crunchy granola and caramelized bananas for him. You are blessed with such a wonderful kid and loved your motherly instinct that knows how you kid feels about a thing,
I have noticed that even my daughter who doesn’t ever touch a cereal bowl somehow likes these kind of parfaits. Your caramelized bananas must have made this parfait more flavorful.