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Honey-Glazed Bananas with Coconut

Sweet, caramelized bananas meet the tropical flavor of coconut in this simple and delicious treat. Perfect for a quick dessert or a tasty snack, it’s sure to satisfy your cravings with minimal effort.

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TIME10 min
SERVINGS4
RATING5.0 / 5
Honey-Glazed Bananas with Coconut
01 / WHAT YOU NEED

Ingredients

02 / HOW TO MAKE IT

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Step 1

Start by trimming off the ends of the banana, then slice it lengthwise. Place the banana cut-side down on a piece of aluminum foil laid out on a baking sheet. Using a knife, make shallow crosswise cuts about a quarter-inch deep and spaced an inch apart. Drizzle the banana generously with honey, then sprinkle shredded coconut all over it. Pop it into a countertop convection oven set to the turbo setting and let it cook until the coconut turns golden brown—this usually takes around 5 minutes. Once it’s done, serve it up with a dollop of whipped cream for a sweet, creamy finish.

03 / EXTRA DETAILS

Good to know.

Cook's tip

- Use ripe but firm bananas to prevent them from becoming too mushy when cooked.
- Cook on medium heat to allow the honey to caramelize without burning.
- Toast the coconut lightly for extra crunch and deeper flavor.

Why you’ll love it

This dish combines the natural sweetness of bananas with a rich honey glaze and the tropical flavor of coconut. It’s quick to make and feels both indulgent and fresh. Perfect for a light dessert or a special breakfast treat.

Serving ideas

Serve warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a dollop of Greek yogurt. It also pairs well with a sprinkle of chopped nuts or a drizzle of extra honey for added texture and sweetness.

Storage & leftovers

Best enjoyed fresh, but leftovers can be stored in an airtight container in the fridge for up to two days. Reheat gently in a skillet or microwave to keep the bananas soft without overcooking.

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