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Bananas Foster My Top Selling Dessert! | Chef Jean-Pierre



Hello There Friends, Today I’m going to show you how I made one of the most classical desserts at my Restaurant! It may be different from how other people make Bananas Foster, but don’t let this discourage you from trying this recipe! It is a super easy dish to make and I hope you try it! Let me know what you think in the comments below.

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  1. My life changed forever when I learned that monkeys are more proficient than humans at opening bananas because they twist the opposite end of the banana to the end we typically break off.

  2. I remember eating them at Brennan's. And if you are old enough to remember…we ate dinner at the Blue Room with Nelson Eddy as the headliner….. I was a teen then… but yeah, that makes me that old.

  3. My ex worked for Owen Brennans in Memphis, he was the sous chef when it opened. My god that man made me such glorious food – too bad he turned out to be a total asshole

  4. Huh. Well, a lof of restaurants DON'T do it a lot of different ways, your way is pretty much the basic standard of how it is traditionally done. BF is a great desert but was never much of a fan of the Orange nor did I get how orange and bananas 'Went' together. Take out the Orange and it's much better and sweeter. Brown Sugar and Bananas are fantastic in unison. Also, just for future reference, you peeled the banana wrong. You peel from the other end- like All Primates do. Give the butt end a slight pinch to open and grab a peel end and pull down. It's way easier and you won't mush the thing like you might do with the stem being used as the peel opening. Though they taste sweetest when almost half brown, they don't hold up to cooking, so I always say about halfway between not ripe and so ripe it wouldn't be edible. Maybe 1/4 of the thing covered in spots.

  5. This looks like a delicious way to make this dessert! I've made this using coconut oil, cinnamon, nutmeg, a clove, and here's the magic ingredient: Ginger! The ginger adds a really nice spicy flavor to the sweetness of the banana. It's an interesting variation of this dish. 😋

  6. I really cannot stand the taste of rum (when I was a child I got into a chocolate english rum cake and got sick and that imprinted on me). What would work to replace the rum in this dish? Bourbon maybe?

  7. That is not how to open a banana – you simply pich it at the other end and can pull the peels easily, instead of cracking and breaking the stem part risking pulping the fruit inside.

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