Banana Kumquats Cream

Banana Kumquats Cream

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Banana Kumquats Cream

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Hiya Beautiful,

Banana Kumquats Cream – this is my luscious cream; delicious to eat and easy to make. Also, sweet, creamy and healthy dessert.

BANANA – sweet and creamy

Banana is favorite fruit of the sages. It is sweet and rich in potassium, vitamin C and pectin. In addition, it contains anti-inflammatory enzyme bromelain which increases the production of testosterone which provides energy and stamina. But that is not all, banana is also great for the skin. So, make your own healing anti–wrinkle facial mask and apply onto your face. More info. in my forthcoming book Sexy Fit & Fabulous.

KUMQUATSsweet and tangy

Kumquats are sweet, tart, and tangy flavour, packed with antioxidants such as vitamin A, C and E and essential oils. Further, it contains vitamin B complex and it is a good source of minerals such as calcium, copper, potassium, manganese, iron, selenium, and zinc.

DATES – sweet and moist

Dates are sweet and moist, and are rich in carbohydrates, iron, magnesium, potassium and fiber. I love dates; Medjol dates are my favourite. I use them as a sweetener in my raw desserts, such as cakes, creams, sauces, cookies and pies. Keep dates in the refrigerator, as they can ferment at room temperature.

Banana Kumquats Cream

 4 bananas, sliced thinly

Vanilla according to taste

1-2 kumquats, halved

5 honey dates, pitted and chopped

To Assemble

1. Soak dates in orange juice overnight.

2. Peel and chop bananas and freeze them overnight.

3. Halve the kumquats, and remove the middles.

4. Add frozen bananas, Kumquat skins, vanilla and chopped dates to the food processor and blend until the whole mixture is soft and fluffy.

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