These bananas are a cute and fun dessert for kids and adults alike. They can be baked or barbecued then served with ice cream.
Something else. My family used to do something like this when we went camping. We'd leave the banana peel on, cut a slit in it, and then shoved chocolate & peanut butter chips into that slit. Roll the whole thing up in some foil & place it in the fire. Pull the packet out of the fire then scoop the innards into a bowl. OH SO GOOD. - 13 Feb 2011
These are great! The first time I made them I wrapped my tin foil too tightly around the banana and ended up with most of my marshmallows and chocolate sticking to the tin foil. The next time I made them, I made a loose pouch out of the aluminum foil and it turned out a lot better. - 20 Feb 2002 (Review from Allrecipes USA and Canada)
Very very simple, but very very good! I've made this before, and have always made it in the oven, which takes about 15 or so minutes to melt the chips and mallows. The taste of chocolate, marshmallow and melted banana is SOOO good! I've also tried with PB chips, and added some walnuts etc., all very good! - 17 Jan 2002 (Review from Allrecipes USA and Canada)