bananas Foster

E741968

Bananas Foster is a classic New Orleans dessert of bananas sautéed in a buttery brown sugar and rum sauce, often flambéed tableside and served over vanilla ice cream.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Orleans dessert
dessert
containsAlcohol true
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
course dessert
flavorProfile buttery
caramel-like
rum-flavored
sweet
hasCharacteristic dramatic presentation
flaming sauce
hasCookingMethod flambéing
sautéing
hasNameBasedOn banana
isAssociatedWith Creole cuisine NERFINISHED
New Orleans cuisine NERFINISHED
fine dining restaurants
tableside service
isFlambéedTableside true
isOftenPreparedTableside true
isOftenServedAt Brennan's Restaurant NERFINISHED
New Orleans restaurants
isOftenServedOnOccasion celebrations
romantic dinners
special occasions
isPopularIn Louisiana NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
isUsuallyServedWith vanilla ice cream
whipped cream
mainIngredient banana
banana liqueur
brown sugar
butter
cinnamon
rum
vanilla ice cream
originPeriod 20th century
placeOfOrigin New Orleans NERFINISHED
servingStyle tableside preparation
servingTemperature warm
texture saucy
soft bananas
typicalCourse dessert course
typicalPreparationStep alcohol vapors are ignited to flambé the sauce
bananas are sliced lengthwise or into rounds
butter and brown sugar are cooked to form a sauce
rum and banana liqueur are added to the pan
sauce and bananas are spooned over ice cream

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Creole cuisine hasSignatureDish bananas Foster