Banana Cream Frosting Recipe

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Ripe bananas, cream, vanilla, cinnamon and sugar are all you need to make a delicious, light and fluffy banana cream frosting. This recipe will make enough to frost 24 cupcakes or 1 large cake -- so you have plenty on hand to sweetly slather over all your baked goods.

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Things You'll Need

  • 2 large ripe bananas

  • 16.2 ounces (480 millilitres) cold heavy cream

  • 2.1 ounces (60 grams) granulated sugar

  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

  • 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon, optional

Step 1: Mash the Bananas

In a medium sized bowl, mash the bananas until they are smooth.

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Step 2: Sieve the Mashed Bananas

Set a fine mesh sieve over a medium sized bowl. Pour the mashed bananas into the sieve and use a fork to vigorously push it through until you have a smooth banana puree in the bottom of the bowl. Set aside.

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Step 3: Whisk the Cream

In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment or with a handheld electric whisk, whisk the cream on medium speed until it begins to thicken and form soft peaks.

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Step 4: Add the Sugar and Flavorings

In a steady stream, add in the sugar. Whisk until combined, and then add in the vanilla (and cinnamon, if using).

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Step 5: Add the Banana

Whisk on high speed, until medium peaks form, then add in the mashed bananas. Continue to whisk on high speed, until the mashed banana is evenly distributed throughout and the mixture is smooth and thick, 30 to 45 more seconds. Your frosting it now ready use with your favorite baked goods.

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Tip

For best results, whisk the cream just before frosting your cakes, or cupcakes. You can also chill the cream in the refrigerator before use. If you have noticed that it slightly deflates, whisk it again to form stiff peaks.

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