Thursday, 14 June 2012

Recipe: Hot banana dessert


Keys hung up, briefcase down. Jacket off, apron on. With black stiletto’s on and a glass of wine in hand, I stand and look at my fruit basket.  Fruit is sexual, there’s something in it’s shape... it’s appearance.  Figs and gauva’s look like the female form; testicles can be seen in the avocado and kiwi fruit and the male phallis can be seen in bananas. With all this in mind, how can food not be erotic?


Recipe from Gordon Ramsay

Ingredients

1 cup sugar

Bananas

Knob of butter

1 or 2 chilli’s finely sliced

A good slosh of brown Rum

¼ cup coconut milk

Several scoops of vanilla ice cream

Method

1.        Add the sugar to a hot pan over medium heat and caramelise.

2.       Peel the banana’s skin, slowly moving the skin down the long sides and along the thick girth. Slice bananas and add to pan, lubricating them in the hot, sticky caramel.

3.       Add a big knob of butter and allow to melt and all the moist juices to combine.

4.       Add the finely sliced chilli for those who like it hot, and stir.

5.       Pour in the rum, and flambé. With the alcohol here you’ll create a little fire in the kitchen, and once it’s settled in your blood stream, you’ll create an even larger fire in the bedroom. (Who says that a little alcohol doesn’t spice up the sex life?)

6.       Add coconut milk. (If only every white liquid could taste this sweet!)

7.       Spoon bananas into serving dishes. Top each dish with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and serve. Nothing makes the taste buds climax more then when you eat something hot and something cold together.

8.       Enjoy.

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