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Old 08-17-2010, 04:38 PM
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Banana Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies

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Old 08-17-2010, 04:40 PM
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Banana Cinnamon Chip Cake

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I just used up 5 ripe banana's made 4 banana walnut (lots of nuts) with tree ripe peaches, I will probably eat all 4, lol. Lace
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I always make banana bread. I'll try these next.
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Thanks! I always have smoshy bananas left that no one will eat!
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thank you i printed this out to make some for my dad he is always trying to think of something to do with leftover bababas , last time he invented a milkshake with them !!
he will love this recipe
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thanks crafty bear, i just checked that site & it will be very useful withree little ones to occupy!
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all I can say is yum!
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If you can't cook the over ripe bananas straight away, peel them and stick them in the freezer....Perfect for banana bread, cake and muffins.
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Originally Posted by earthwalker
If you can't cook the over ripe bananas straight away, peel them and stick them in the freezer....Perfect for banana bread, cake and muffins.
I could cry, I had to throw a bunch in the composter cos they were mushy! Peel & freeze is great. Thanks!
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