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Ready for a dessert that’ll blow your mind? Watch as we turn sad, ripe bananas into a fudgy, chocolatey treat—with just three ingredients and no oven! It’s quick, easy, and seriously tasty. You’ll never throw out bananas again! Subscribe for more simple recipes, and tell us in the comments what you loved most or what you’d add to make it your own. #recipe #dessert #chocolate #easycooking #bananabread

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0:10 - Three Ingredient Banana Dessert Introduction
0:57 - Preparing the Bananas
2:02 - Adding Eggs and Mixing
2:45 - Melting and Adding Chocolate
4:34 - Prepping the Pan and Cooking
5:15 - Cooking, Cooling, and Serving
7:19 - Final Thoughts and Tasting

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Transcript
00:10I'm going to show you something hard to believe. Why? Because it's made without an oven in a pan
00:17with just three ingredients and in just a moment. And pay attention, it doesn't use flour and we're
00:25also going to rescue those bananas that are saying, do something with me already.
00:35That's what they are. These are the main characters. The riper they are, the better.
00:43In fact, those work great too. The ones that often end up in the trash because nobody wants to eat
00:48them anymore. In this case, you'll remember the ingredients by heart, but if you want to write
00:53them down, now is the time. So I'm going to take these three bananas. I had them in the fridge
01:02because they were getting soft. I peel them and leave them whole in a large container where it's
01:13easy to work without making too much of a mess.
01:20We're not going to complicate things with tools. Fork. And just like that.
01:28It's important to use a fork. We don't want to mash it too much. So don't use a blender to
01:33save time.
01:35It would end up too runny and you'd lose the texture, which is kind of the key today.
01:43And don't worry. It won't take you too much time either. Nor too much work.
01:52Right away, you have a thick puree like the one you see here, which is made of nothing but pure
01:58banana.
02:02And we're also going to use egg. Hey, you want to make it healthy too?
02:08No problem. You can skip the egg and replace it with peanut cream, also called peanut butter, or manny butter.
02:17No fuss. No complications. We just crack two eggs right here. And with the same fork, without making any more
02:25mess, we mix them.
02:27Of course, we can give it an extra touch of flavor if we want, with a splash of vanilla extract.
02:33And then, mix it up. We want the yolk and the white to break up and blend with the banana
02:40mash or banana puree.
02:42Well, I don't know. What would you call it?
02:45The second main ingredient, you can probably guess it clearly.
02:50Of course, the chocolate.
02:54Here, I have 150 grams or three quarters of a chocolate bar.
02:58As you can see, I've chopped it up a bit, and today I'm going to melt it in the microwave.
03:03The trick to doing it in the microwave is to heat it in short intervals and stir.
03:11If you do this a couple of times, you'll quickly have melted chocolate with hardly any mess and pretty fast.
03:23I'd recommend not heating it too much so you don't risk burning it.
03:28It's better to leave the pieces like this, because thanks to the residual heat from the rest,
03:34just by mixing, it'll turn liquid in a moment.
03:40I'm using regular baking chocolate with 50% cocoa, but you can use whichever you prefer.
03:48And the chocolate flavor is just perfect for us,
03:52because if we were going to turn some sad bananas into something delicious,
03:56what better way to do it than with dignity?
04:00As you might have guessed, there's no mystery to it.
04:03Just add the chocolate to this banana and egg mixture.
04:10And be careful, because you could make a version with two or three tablespoons of pure cocoa powder
04:15and skip the chocolate.
04:17That would make it even healthier.
04:34Once the three are combined, it's starting to take shape.
04:38Thanks.
04:45Cream is ready.
04:46Now, I'm going to tell you how I prepare the pan.
04:48In this case, it's 20 centimeters in diameter.
04:51What I do is spread it with butter.
04:55It's going to give it a wonderful cake-like texture
04:58and will make sure it comes out of the mold perfectly.
05:03Once the pan is greased with butter
05:06and the liquid is spread,
05:08it's time to cook.
05:10But don't rush.
05:11Do it over lotion.
05:16Now, you just have to pour all the cream into the pan
05:19and put it on the stove.
05:22You're going to set it to medium-low heat?
05:26And you're going to let it cook.
05:29The only little trick is to remember
05:32to leave it, like I said,
05:34on medium-low heat
05:35and covered so it acts
05:37like an oven.
05:40Yeah, I agree with you.
05:42One of the hardest things to have in the kitchen
05:44is patience.
05:46And now all we can do
05:47is have a little bit of it.
05:49Yeah, I know that for you,
05:51four, five, or ten minutes is nothing.
05:54But try being like this.
05:57Staring at a pan non-stop for those minutes.
06:00It feels like an attorney.
06:03It could already be ready after five minutes,
06:05but in my case,
06:06it took almost ten.
06:08But this detail will help you flip it.
06:11I run a pastry spatula
06:13right along the edge
06:14and it will make it easier for you
06:17so it slides better.
06:19Another trick is to have the plate a little damp.
06:22That way you can flip it more easily.
06:26And once it's set on one side,
06:29we've flipped it,
06:30we cover it,
06:31and cook it a little more
06:32until you see that it's completely set.
06:37Same trick.
06:38We run the spatula along the edge
06:40and this is ready.
06:43We take, we take a board,
06:45and once it's cold,
06:47you take it out of the mold.
06:51You could also do it while it's warm,
06:53but don't do it when it's too hot
06:55so it doesn't fall apart completely.
06:59And then to the fridge or refrigerator
07:02because this dessert,
07:03when it's cold,
07:04I'm telling you,
07:05it gets so much better.
07:09After a few hours or the next day,
07:13decorate it
07:14and enjoy your amazing
07:15three-ingredient dessert.
07:19An important detail
07:20is not to eat it now.
07:23Even though
07:25I really want to.
07:29Do you dare to make it?
07:34And that's because
07:35when it cools down,
07:36the chocolate will firm up a bit
07:38and it'll end up like that
07:39English dessert they call fudge
07:41or fudge, fudge,
07:42or whatever you want to call it,
07:44which is pretty intense.
07:53You can already see
07:54if that banana and chocolate mixture
07:57we made at the beginning,
07:59in the end,
08:00it's even going to look like cake.
08:11Well, I'm going to have a problem
08:13with all of this.
08:14This is just too good
08:17to be made so simply.
08:19Just with bananas
08:20that were already super ripe,
08:22chocolate,
08:23and some eggs.
08:29And now I want to know something.
08:32Would you make it
08:33just like this
08:34or would you add
08:35any extra ingredient?
08:37Look how moist it is.
08:40I think it's already
08:42dangerous enough like this.
08:43Anything else is
08:43dark and very differently.
08:43I think it's very easy.
08:44I like the formula
08:44I hope you do
08:44and if you do
08:45it's really dark.
08:45This thing is
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