I used a 15 cm removable base tart pan

 

Now for the base

 

start by melting butter

 

set aside

 

take biscuits in a blender

 

crush them roughly

 

put that in a bowl

 

pour over melted butter

 

give a good mix

 

Now it is well mixed

 

Spoon the biscuit base in

 

use a spatula to spread it out

 

make sure you line the sides as well

 

now it is spread

 

Now take your dulce de leche, 

 

spoon it in

 

Spread it evenly

 

Now it is spread out

 

Take your bananas

 

peel it

 

slice it into rounds

 

If you leave the bananas like this, it will get black

 

add a spoonful of lemon juice or orange juice

 

toss well, so it don't turn black..

 

arrange bananas in a single layer

 

now it is all spread...chill this in fridge..

 

now i took some cream

 

if you are using amul cream, just use the thickest part of it alone..

 

Add a tblspn of sugar..don't add too much

 

add few drops of vanilla

 

now whip it is softly whipped

 

spoon this over the bananas..

 

 

 

Spread it out

 

Now it is done..chill for few hours

 

I actually left it overnight..Now it is chilled and set

 

Take a piece of chocolate and grate it over

 

Looks awesome right

 

un mould it

 

Enjoy..Slice and serve
 

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Aarthi

About Aarthi

Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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  1. Anu

    Hi aarthi, this just looks amazing! I'm in love with your blog, you make any recipe look at ease thanks to your wonderful pictorials 🙂 I'm def going to try this out soon! Just wondering, since I'm new to chennai.. I'm looking to buy an oven (your chocoflan makes me want to get one) which oven are you using? I've had a look at a few but none have a preheat mode. Could you please help? I'm pushing my hubby to get me one by christmas. Hope to hear from you soon. Cheers 🙂

  2. Anonymous

    hi Aarthi, thanks for posting the recipe...looks really yummy.This is the first time I have come across your blog and I really appreciate the time an effort you put in. will surely try and let you ..... have a small query. can I use parle-g biscuits instead of the milk ones and also when you leave them overnight, is the base properly set and do you get to cut them well. do let me know. thanks a ton.

  3. Aarthi

    @Anonymousyes u can use any biscuits u like and when you press them on the pan, just press them gently and dont over press them, it may make them hard.

  4. minakshi Dixit

    Hi, I'd like to know of we can use whipping cream for this? Or does it have to be fresh cream only. Thanks Minakshi.
    P.s. this is my 2nd message. Hoping for a reply this time.

  5. minakshi Dixit

    Hi Aarthi, thanks for the revert. Trying to make it today and I have used Puck whipping cream. I'm using a morphy Richards electric hand blender but the cream isn't becoming stiff and fluffy. What could've gone wrong?
    Thanks

  6. Aarthi

    @minakshi Dixituse cold cream and chill the bowl and whipper also before whipping

  7. Ahalya Jeyadev

    Hi aarthi, I must say am a big fan of yours. I have tried many of ur recipes and they have come out so well and the taste is amazing. I am interested in making this was just wondering if using caramel carnation by nestle would also do? Is caramel and dulce de leche the same?

  8. minakshi Dixit

    Hi, thanks so much. Tried the method suggested by you to get fluffy and light cream for the pie. And it was so good even with the stick blender,which I was doubting.
    Thanks again and I've made the banoffee pie twice in 2 days. It's such a hit with my family.

  9. Anonymous

    Hi Aarthi,doing the preparation to make it,just one doubt after one whistle for milkmaid,simmering for 30 min without putting the whistle on?

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