Do you like my pile of frozen bananas?
I have another 10 in the freezer. You see, I usually bake banana muffins with my over-ripe bananas. However, over the summer, I try to avoid using the oven. Thus, no banana muffins. Which is fine.
Whenever a banana threatens me with it's over-ripeness (yes, I just made up that word), I just toss it into the freezer. They keep well frozen, yummy in smoothies, great for baking. They don't look too good on the outside, but the inside is A-OK, I promise you. Just run the frozen skin under some warm water, and the skin peels right off.
Now that it is starting to get a little cooler, I can actually thinking of baking. So, that's why you get to see my ugly, frozen bananas. Lucky you!
OK, frozen bananas aside, I got interviewed by Wardrobe Refashion for it's Featured Refashionista section.
"Oooooh", my husband teased me when I told him about it.
*Snicker* "Yeah, do you think they ran out of people to interview?", I asked myself.
I talk to myself frequently, since I'm used to it. What with having 2 kids that ignore me and a husband with selective hearing (Hah! Got you back for the teasing me, husband of mine)
Seriously though, I was really flattered when Jessica of Wardrobe Refashion approached me for an interview. How cool is that?
You can read the interview Here.
6 comments:
Woot! Look at you all interviewed and stuff!
Before it gets too cool...I NEED to tell you about one of my favorite ways to use bananas in teh summer - Alton Brown's Banana Ice Cream. Look on Food Network, or on my food blog (www.chowreview.blogspot.com) It uses frozen bananas, and it's YUMMY.
Yay!!! congrats on the interview! off to read it now. :)
ps - I collect frozen bananas too!
Congrats on the interview! :) And because I'm immature, I probably will not touch bananas those ugly. Haha. But this post made me change my mind, of course.
Bored and Crafty - thank you! They are ugly on the outside, but very much like a regular banana on the inside. Really! :)
I do the same thing, but I peel mine first & throw them in a big ziploc! :)
@auntie jen - haha! Now, that would be the smart thing to do!
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