It's our last holiday season here in the country before we leave and well, in this home, I'd rather go big or go home... or should I say, go home and get fat! Haha!
Santa would have loved this... If only he was real. Lol |
They say the ham is a Pinoy's "star" at their noche buena, but not to my kids. This is theirs. Haha! |
As my Christmas gift to you guys, I am sharing you the recipe. :)
Ingredients:
Pie crust:
250g graham crackers, crushed
100g butter, melted
Caramel sauce:
1 can condensed milk
150g brown sugar
150g butter
1/4 tsp salt
Cream cheese frosting recipe here.
Toppings and filling:
5 large bananas
Chocolate chips/buttons
Chocolate sprinkles (optional, topping)
Crushed nuts (optional, topping)
Chocolate and/or caramel drizzle (topping)
Procedure:
Caramel sauce:
1. Under low heat, melt butter and sugar in sauce pan.
2. Pour condensed milk and bring to a rapid boil, stirring constantly for about a minute or two.
3. Set aside until it has completely cooled down.
While the caramel sauce cools, you might as well prepare the crust.
I prefer mine with some chunks. Gives it a bit of crunch. :) |
1. Mix crushed grahams with melted butter.
2. Pour in a round pan.
3. Using a spoon, create the base of the pie crust first, then onto the sides to make the pie shell.
Prepare the cream cheese frosting afterwards.
Assembly:
1. After creating the pie crust/shell, place sliced bananas on the bottom layer of the pie.
2. Pour caramel over the bananas until about 2/3 of the pie. Make sure it has completely cooled down to avoid having a runny cream cheese frosting as well as to avoid melting the chocolate chips/buttons.
3. Place chocolate chips/buttons over caramel.
4. Pour cream cheese frosting on top, covering the rest of the pie.
5. Top with sprinkles, nuts*, bananas*, chocolate/caramel drizzle*. I made mine with just the sprinkles just to make people believe that I really made it. Haha!
6. Chill for about an hour before serving. Enjoy! :)
A step-by-step guide in photos. |
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