
This recipe has been a tradition in our family for as far back as I can remember. For every bowl of banana pudding dished out, there was a story shared at the kitchen table. This recipe is layered with lots of love.
Ingredients
5 eggs
6 cups of milk
1 1/2 cups sugar
5 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 pkg. or box vanilla wafers
6-8 bananas
Separate the egg yolks from the egg whites. Set aside egg whites. Beat egg yolks with mixer. In a separate bowl combine flour and sugar, mixing well. Add to egg yolks. Add vanilla and milk. Beat well with mixer.
In double boiler, fill bottom part about half full of water. After water starts to boil, put mixture in top part of double boiler. Cook until mixture is slightly thickened.
Place a layer of vanilla wafers in the bottom of a baking dish. Slice bananas crosswise and add a layer of sliced bananas. Add another layer of vanilla wafers, then another layer of bananas. Spoon the mixture over the bananas and the wafers. The mixture will blend into the wafers and bananas.
Meringue:
Add a small amount of sugar to egg whites. Beat egg whites with mixer until they form in peaks. Spread over pudding.
Set oven on low broil. Place pudding in oven just long enough for the meringue to become slightly golden brown.
Serve warm with a glass of sweet tea.
This recipe serves 4 adults, 2 hungry sons-in-law,and 3 grandchildren with just a few left overs!
I hope you enjoy this as much as we have over the years! It is a labor of love, but so worth the effort! Delicious anytime of the year and tops off any meal just beautifully.
Ginger:)
13 comments:
My mother used to make a cooked banana pudding. I never cared for heated bananas as a child, but your recipe looks so delicious...I might just have to give it a try! :-9
Oh.My.Goodness!! That sounds so good!! I've never been fond of Banana Pudding though...because of the bananas!! I tell people if you can make it without the bananas, then I'd probably eat it!!
~Beth
Looks delicious Ginger!
Isn't it great to have so many fond memories?
My mother-in-law makes wonderful banana pudding. I don't think it's cooked, but it's really good.
I read on Elizabeth's blog that you have a good coconut pie recipe. I'd love to have it too.
I've never made one. I'm about to make her coconut cake Tues. night for a dinner I'm going to. Ever since she shared that my mouth has been watering for it.
Ahh...this brings back memories of my grandmother's banana pudding, but nobody has the recipe anymore. I will most definitely try this, probably one day next week as a surprise for my family. Thank you for sharing this and yes, I'd love your coconut pie recipe too! :)
Looks AWESOME! I will definitely have to try your version for sure! Miss you! Hope all is well!
Hi Ginger!
Just checking on you...I've missed your posts! Hope all is well in your neck of the woods. :-)
Love,
Beth
Just wanted to let you know I'm missing you.
I'm sure you're either getting ready for school or it has already started and I know what a busy time that is for you.
I pray you have a wonderful year. Your students are blessed to have such a loving and caring teacher.
Love,
Valerie
Yoohoo...anybody home? I miss you, and was just checking on you.
Hope your school year has gotten off to a great start!
Just checking in to see if everything is ok. I'll be praying for you.
I LOVE!!! Banana pudding! Thanks for making me think of it! I am all over it for the weekend....or maybe it is all over me,
Either way, I have bananas!
Haven't connected in a while so I wanted to check to see how you are. Your last post was a while ago. You're on my heart and I just prayed for you and your family.
Love and hugs.
Hey Ginger....
Just checking in again to let you know you're missed.
I hope and pray everything is okay.
Just had you on my mind this Saturday morning.
Love,
Valerie
Praying for you and your family Ginger. We miss you. Please let us know that all is well.
Love you.
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