Baby15
Baby15 @cook_2729360
You put the name the otner way around, no wonder I couldn't find it :(
clara smith
clara smith @cook_3201962
I just made this and the taste is absolutely wonderful. My only dislike was the texture of the bananas. To describe them - it's like taking a dried banana and rehydrating them.
I will make again and either cut the bananas thicker or add after the cake is cooked by cooking in butter and brown sugar on the stove and adding on top of cake.
littlepit94
littlepit94 @cook_3556106
I used this same exact recipe except with peaches on the bottom and turned out wonderful :)
Gail
Gail @cook_3822406
Wow that looks amazing, my bunch is crazy about bananas n that's such a pretty cake! Can't wait to try it
slbaca66
slbaca66 @cook_3848133
Can't wait to make sounds like it taste like banana fosters upside down cake. :excited to make it!
stetenka
stetenka @cook_3869979
not too hard to make, and delish! doesn't hold up well if not eaten within 2-3 days, although made this on vacation & didn't have my good cake storage container which was likely why :detective
patricia.rourke.56
patricia.rourke.56 @cook_3718605
this is a good recipe. been using it for years. we call it a Bananas Foster cake(we add a little rum and pecans). with a bit of ingenuity it can be done in the microwave in about 9 minutes!