Bananas in Pyjamas

So I told you yesterday that we are going to be

focusing on some of my favorite chefs.

Did you know that Gordon Ramsay's daughter Tilly

has the same skills in the kitchen as her father.

I thought this would be a fun treat for the kiddos.

I think I might like this recipe myself and I know my granddaughter would.

Bananas in Pyjamas....

What you'll need:

6 bananas

6T crunchy peanut butter

1/2c chocolate chips

1/3c mini marshmallows

Create:

Heat your oven to 375 or you can light the grill.

Using a small knife, cut out a strip of the banana peel

all along the top of one side, so you have a window into

each one, then cut a slit in the banana inside.

Spread a tablespoon of peanut butter inside each banana

then cram as many chocolate chips and mini marshmallows

on top of the peanut butter inside the banana as you can.

Wrap each whole banana tightly in foil individually and oven

cook or barbecue for 10 minutes until the chocolate and

marshmallows have melted and become gooey.

Open one up and have a peek to make sure the

banana is soft and the toppings are melted.

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