Banana Split Lush

The good old fashioned banana split goes back decades. Likely you have had a banana split, but it is a more old fashioned dessert so maybe not! There are so many dessert choices these days, that it is entirely possible some have not had a banana split. Well, this dessert is ice-cream based. It is traditionally served in a long dish called a boat. Banana's are cut in half lengthwise and laid into the dish. There are in fact a lot of variations, but the usual banana split is made with scoops of strawberry, vanilla, and chocolate ice cream served in a row between the the split banana. It is garnished with whipped cream, nuts, and maraschino cherry. Sounds mouth-watering dosen't it?

Now let's move onto some information about the banana split pie. Here's a fact according to Wikipedia, �the banana split pie was created by Janet Winquest, a 16-year-old resident of Holdrege, Nebraska. In 1952, she won a $3,000 prize in Pillsbury's Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest for the recipe.�

This Banana Split lush recipe became a trending recipe, and we will thank Melissa, who is an avid cook, baker, writer and as well as a blogger for this featured recipe today.

Over the years, Melissa became an avid fan of cooking and has become a passion and creative outlet for her. She enjoys developing new dishes and re-inventing Southern favourites. Just like other cooking enthusiasts, she is fond of travelling too. She always finds ways to observe the different cuisines she tasted whenever she got a trip. Her blog evolves mainly as a result of her friends and family asking for the recipes and menu ideas that she formulated.

You can find this great recipe by checking out 'Melissa's Southern Kitchen Style' website below. Have fun!