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PREP: 10 mins

COOK: 10 mins

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Quite Easy

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Serves: 12

If you need a quick version of this recipe why not try our Quick Banoffee Pie recipe here

Make a homemade dessert that's sure to have everyone talking with our tempting banoffee pie recipe. Classically delicious, it's a sure favourite of ours here at Carnation and is made with our own creamy Carnation Condensed Milk to make a smooth and golden caramel. An impressive party piece and an ever-popular dessert, you'll be forgiven for thinking that it's difficult to make, but our Banoffee pie recipe is actually incredibly straightforward!

Nutrition and allergy information

Each serving typically contains:

Energy

1666kJ

399kcal

20%

Fat

22.8g

33%

Saturates

13.9g

70%

Sugars

33.1g

37%

Salt

0.38g

6%

of an adult's Reference Intake (RI)*

Energy per 100g:1623kJ/389kcal

Reference Intake of an average adult (8400kJ/2000kcal). Portions should be adjusted for children of different ages.

For allergens, always check the ingredients list of each product used. Recipe contains:

  • Gluten
  • Milk

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Delicious! I made this for my family who loved it, easy steps to follow, great results and would definitely use this recipe again!

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Ingredients

Method

Butter, melted

100g

Light digestive biscuits, crushed

225g

Butter

75g

Dark brown soft sugar

75g

Carnation Condensed Milk

397g

Bananas

2

Carton of whipping cream, whipped to soft peaks

150ml

Chocolate shavings or cocoa powder, to dust

You will also need…

20cm loose-bottomed cake tin

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Step 1 of 4

Watch our quick video to see how quick and easy this Banoffee Pie really is!

Step 2 of 4

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Put the crushed biscuits into a bowl with the melted butter. Mix it together thoroughly, then press the mixture into the base and sides of the tin. Chill for 10 minutes.

Has your base turned out too crumbly? Be sure to make sure it's well chilled before you go to the next step - you can chill in the freezer if you're short on time!

Step 3 of 4

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Place 75g butter and sugar into a heavy based, non-stick saucepan over a low heat, stirring all the time until the sugar has dissolved. Add the condensed milk and bring to a rapid boil for about a minute, stirring all the time for a thick golden caramel. Spread the caramel over the base, cool and then chill for 1 hour.

If your caramel's too runny, you probably didn't get it hot enough. The mixture needs to boil for 1 minute until it starts to thicken, but no more or it may catch and go grainy. To avoid it catching or going grainy, you should always use a heavy based, non-stick pan, keep stirring so it doesn't catch and make sure you use a timer!

Step 4 of 4

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Carefully remove the pie from the tin and place on a serving plate. Slice the bananas and place on top of the caramel, top with the softly whipped cream. For the perfect finishing touch, dust with cocoa powder or use grated chocolate to decorate the banoffee pie. Chill until ready to serve.

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Place 225g digestive biscuits in a food processor and whizz until you have fine crumbs.

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Tip the crumbs into a bowl and mix in 100g melted butter.

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Spoon the buttery crumbs into the tin, pressing firmly with the back of a spoon to create the sides of the pie shell. Press the remaining crumbs into the base to complete the tart case.

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Chill the base for 10 minutes.

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Place 75g butter and 75g dark brown soft sugar into a heavy based, non-stick saucepan over a low heat, stirring all the time until the sugar has dissolved.

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Add the 397g can of condensed milk.Bring to a rapid boil for about a minute, stirring all the time for a thick golden caramel.

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Spread the caramel over the base.Cool and then chill for about 1 hour, until firm or until ready to serve.

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Slice the up the banana.

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Whisk the cream until it's thick.

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Place the banana's evenly over the base and then ti with the cream

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Sprinkle chocolate or cocoa powder over the top to finish and then serve.

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  • Classic Banoffee Pie Recipe | Carnation (26)

    PREP: 10 mins

    COOK: 10 mins

  • Classic Banoffee Pie Recipe | Carnation (27)

    Quite Easy

  • Classic Banoffee Pie Recipe | Carnation (28)

    SERVES: 12

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  • Ingredients

    Butter, melted

    100g

    Light digestive biscuits, crushed

    225g

    Butter

    75g

    Dark brown soft sugar

    75g

    Carnation Condensed Milk

    397g

    Bananas

    2

    Carton of whipping cream, whipped to soft peaks

    150ml

    Chocolate shavings or cocoa powder, to dust

    You will also need…

    20cm loose-bottomed cake tin

  • Method

    Step 1 of 4

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2kkd6oMeCI

    Watch our quick video to see how quick and easy this Banoffee Pie really is!

    Step 2 of 4

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    Put the crushed biscuits into a bowl with the melted butter. Mix it together thoroughly, then press the mixture into the base and sides of the tin. Chill for 10 minutes.

    Has your base turned out too crumbly? Be sure to make sure it's well chilled before you go to the next step - you can chill in the freezer if you're short on time!

    Step 3 of 4

    Classic Banoffee Pie Recipe | Carnation (31)

    Place 75g butter and sugar into a heavy based, non-stick saucepan over a low heat, stirring all the time until the sugar has dissolved. Add the condensed milk and bring to a rapid boil for about a minute, stirring all the time for a thick golden caramel. Spread the caramel over the base, cool and then chill for 1 hour.

    If your caramel's too runny, you probably didn't get it hot enough. The mixture needs to boil for 1 minute until it starts to thicken, but no more or it may catch and go grainy. To avoid it catching or going grainy, you should always use a heavy based, non-stick pan, keep stirring so it doesn't catch and make sure you use a timer!

    Step 4 of 4

    Classic Banoffee Pie Recipe | Carnation (32)

    Carefully remove the pie from the tin and place on a serving plate. Slice the bananas and place on top of the caramel, top with the softly whipped cream. For the perfect finishing touch, dust with cocoa powder or use grated chocolate to decorate the banoffee pie. Chill until ready to serve.

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FAQs

What is the toffee caramel layer in banoffee pie traditionally made from? ›

Place 75g butter and 75g dark brown soft sugar into a heavy based, non-stick saucepan over a low heat, stirring all the time until the sugar has dissolved. Add the 397g can of condensed milk. Bring to a rapid boil for about a minute, stirring all the time for a thick golden caramel. Spread the caramel over the base.

How do you keep bananas from turning black in banoffee pie? ›

Brush the banana slices with a little lemon juice, to prevent browning. To make ahead, prepare the biscuit base and caramel filling and store tightly covered for up to 2 days. The fully assembled pie can be prepared a day in advance, but keep in mind the bananas may brown slightly.

Why is my banoffee pie runny? ›

Why is my banoffee pie runny? One common reason is not cooking the toffee layer (dulce de leche) long enough. It needs sufficient time to thicken and reach the desired consistency. Another factor could be that you didn't properly whip the cream.

How to make a banoffee? ›

To obtain your bonafide certificate, you need to submit a written request to the head of your school or institution. Along with the request, you should include an identity proof document, such as a school ID card or a fee receipt. Why is a bonafide certificate necessary for students?

In which country did banoffee pie originate? ›

Credit for the pie's invention is claimed by Nigel Mackenzie and Ian Dowding, the owner and chef respectively of the former Hungry Monk Restaurant in Jevington, East Sussex, England.

What is the difference between Carmel and butterscotch? ›

Butterscotch vs Caramel

The difference between butterscotch and caramel is that caramel is made with white granulated sugar and cooked to 340 degrees Fahrenheit, whereas butterscotch is made with brown sugar and cooked to 289 degrees Fahrenheit.

Why is my condensed milk caramel not thickening? ›

Too short of a cooling time: Caramel sauce thickens significantly as it cools, so let the caramel cool for the appropriate time to achieve the right thickness. If the sauce is still too thin after cooling completely, place it back on the stovetop and reheat it on low heat for a few additional minutes.

Why is my caramel not creamy? ›

This can happen if sugar crystals form on the sides of the saucepan or if the sugar syrup is mixed too much while cooking. Adjust the Heat: If the caramel cooked at a high heat, causing it to crystallize or burn, lower the heat for future batches.

What thickens caramel? ›

For each cup (240 mL) of caramel sauce that you need to thicken, run 1 tbsp (14.7 mL) of cold water into a measuring cup, and slowly stir in 1 tbsp of cornstarch. Pour the cornstarch mixture into your pot caramel sauce, and stir constantly. Keep the sauce on low heat until it begins to thicken.

Does boiling a can of condensed milk turn into caramel? ›

Pour the condensed milk into a baking dish and bake. Alternatively, pour it into a double boiler and simmer. Either way, you'll have caramel sauce in about two hours.

Can I use Carnation caramel instead of condensed milk? ›

For my filling, I simply swap the condensed milk for tinned carnation caramel (a.k.a. dulce de leche) instead. This tinned caramel is actually made from sweetened condensed milk so it's essentially the same thing but it's pre-caramelised for you!

Which fruit is used in banoffee pie? ›

Treat loved ones to a banoffee pie for dessert featuring a classic biscuit base, oozy caramel, bananas, cream and chocolate.

What is caramel toffee made of? ›

the caramel toffee recipe is generally prepared with cream, sugar, butter and a pinch of edible glucose. basically, the edible glucose is added so that it gets a solid crunchy texture.

What is caramel topping made of? ›

Combine brown sugar, butter, and milk in a saucepan and bring ingredients to a boil. Remove thickened mixture from heat before adding (optional) vanilla extract. Let the caramel cool slightly before using. The result is an impossibly rich sauce that is guaranteed to satisfy your sweet tooth.

What baked custard is made with a layer of caramel in the dish? ›

Give caramel custard a French or Spanish name, and it's creme caramel or flan. But it's all the same sweet, rich and creamy dessert. Caramel custard requires only a few kitchen staple ingredients and a few steps to master. Once you do, you're rewarded with a smooth custard with beautiful caramel sauce.

What are baking caramel bits? ›

Caramel Baking Bits – Small Round Sweet Morsels with Chewy Texture for Baking, Coating, Cooking
  • Real Caramel from Premium Quality Ingredients including Sugar, Butter, Non-Fat Milk Powder.
  • Small Round Balls with Soft, Chewy Texture – Not Sticky.
  • Adds Flavor & Texture in Cookies, Cakes, Cupcakes.

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