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Banoffee Pie

by Anjelica | 24 Aug, 2021

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When I flew back to Manila for a vacation, I had planned to bake birthday cakes for my mom, my two nephews, and myself. Our birthdays are all lined up from March to May. However, a few days after my arrival in Manila, the community quarantine in NCR began and I was unable to buy the necessary ingredients. All my baking essentials were also left in another home.

The cakes in my list are as follows:

  1. Frasier (for mom)
  2. Sansrival (for me)
  3. Banoffee Pie (for nephew #1)
  4. Chocolate cake with Peanut Butter Frosting (for nephew #2)

Given my lack of equipment and ingredients, I couldn’t do the Frasier and the Sansrival. I could have tried to make a simpler cake for my mom but my sister suggested we try the Double Fromage Matcha Cheesecake from Dean and DeLucca. I’ve encountered that same cheesecake in Japan and I fell in love with it at first sight, then, more so at first bite. More on this cake next time. As for myself, I decided to cancel my birthday, so no cake was required. I’ll gladly turn 32 another time.

On April 7th, my eldest nephew turned 13. As promised, I made him a Banoffee pie. It’s a simple dessert that does not require baking. The only special equipment you need is a pie dish or springform pan or a pan with a removable bottom. It’s easiest to make the banoffee in a pie dish because you don’t need to think about creating a leakproof crust. For this post, I’ll be detailing how to create the banoffee with a leakproof digestive biscuit crust.

The Banoffee has three components: the crust, the filling, and the cream.

I usually start my production with the filling by heating sweetened condensed milk to make dulce de leche. For this post, I will assume you already have the dulce ready. You may check my recipe for the dulce de leche here.

The crust may be baked or not. This recipe is a no-bake recipe so, the crust is frozen to make a firm base. Alternatively, you may opt to bake the crust at 350F for 15 mins. Cool for at least an hour.

READY IN

TOTAL TIME

1 hr 15 mins

1 hr 15 mins

COURSE

CUISINE

SERVINGS

CALORIES

Dessert

Japanese

10 pax

450 kcal

INGREDIENTS

  • 225 g digestive biscuits, crushed
  • 100 g butter, melted
  • 397 g (1 can) Dulce de Leche
  • 3 pcs large bananas, sliced
  • 100 g easy whipping cream
  • Chocolate shavings or cocoa powder to garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Place digestive biscuits in a zip lock and crush with a rolling pin. You can also use a food processor if you have one. Transfer to a bowl and set aside.
  2. Melt butter in a sauce pan or microwave for 30 seconds
  3. Pour melted butter over digestive biscuit crumbs and mix with a spatula until evenly distributed.
  4. Transfer to an 8” pan with removable bottom. Press the crumbs onto the bottom and to the sides. For easier application, you can use a cup with straight sides. Freeze for 1 hour.
  5. After an hour, remove crust from the freezer. Push the bottom of the pan and transfer frozen crust to a plate or a round 9” cake board.
  6. Open the can of dulce de leche and pour onto the crust.
  7. Slice the bananas and layer on top of the dulce de leche. Set Aside.
  8. Whip the easy whip cream until medium peaks form. Spread on top of the bananas.
  9. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours before serving.
  10. To store, keep in the refrigerator for a maximum of 5 days.

KEYWORD

cakes, dessert

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