Banana Crumble

I don't drink alcohol. Did you know that already?

I'm not sure if it's ever come up before. I don't object to alcohol; I just don't partake. There was a time in my life when I enjoyed a drink or six now and then, and there are plenty of stories of debauchery floating around in the annals of my college days.

Along with some of my fraternity brothers, I even became a certified bartender. We took classes, learned methods, and took tests. Somewhere, I have a certificate to prove my skills.

But now, I am old. I have narcolepsy and take psychotropic meds and find myself the primary caretaker of two small children, none of which is conducive to knocking back a few drinks. It just doesn't work.

As part of my continued work with Mizkan, I got the opportunity to review Angostura Bitters, a product typically used in mixed drinks.

My first thought was, Gee, terrific. Maybe I can make a drink for Joe. Or something.

But then I started digging deeper and found recipes that use Angostura Bitters for things other than mixed drinks. Yes!

There are lots of foodie recipes on the Angostura website - for desserts, for appetizers, for lots of different dishes. This one spoke to me.

YUM. It's absolutely delicious, but I love bananas the whole way around. I bet you'll like it, too.

Banana Crumble featuring Angostura Bitters

5 from 2 votes

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Course Dessert

Ingredients

  

• 1 ½ cups fresh bread crumbs
• ¼ cup brown sugar firmly packed
• ¼ cup granulated white sugar
• ½ cup pecans chopped
• 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
• 5 tablespoons butter melted, divided
• 1 tablespoons Angostura aromatic bitters
• 6 large bananas peeled and sliced into ½" thick slices, divided

Instructions

 

• Stir breadcrumbs, sugars, pecans, spices, 4 tablespoons butter, and bitters to make a crumb.
• Wipe 1 tablespoon of melted butter inside a pie plate.
• Slice 3 bananas and arrange them in a single layer in the pie plate.
• Sprinkle half of the crumb over the bananas.
• Repeat, making another layer of bananas and another layer of crumb.
• Bake for 40 minutes, until slightly browned.

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I am working with Mizkan as a Blogger Advocate. I was compensated to use and write about Angostura Bitters.