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Caribbean Creams

I love all things tropical. This is simple to throw together and delicious!



INGREDIENTS
6oz coconut yogurt
6oz double cream
1 tablespoon coconut rum, Pariot Bay is my favorite
1 banana
2 tablespoons dark brown sugar
Toasted Coconut

Directions 
Stir together the yogurt and cream with the rum, and whisk until slightly thickened.
Slice the banana and then divide the slices between four 125ml-ramekins to form a layer at the bottom of each one.
Spoon in the thickened yogurt and cream mixture, filling the ramekins equally.
Sprinkle about 11/2 teaspoons of sugar over each ramekin, then wrap them in clingfilm, and place in the fridge overnight or for the day.
Sprinkle with toasted coconut and enjoy!!

ADDITIONAL INFO
You need to make these the morning of the evening you want to eat them (or the day before, if that’s easier for you), but they take no more than 5 minutes to prepare.
 
Original Recipe by Nigella Lawson
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  1. KimFebruary 28, 2010 at 12:40 PM

    I've noticed this Nigella recipe many times and was intrigued. I've never found the coconut yogurt needed for this recipe. I'm real glad to hear that it is delicious! It looks yummy.

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  2. LeanaMarch 1, 2010 at 6:49 AM

    Thanks Kim! I could not find coconut yogurt either so I used Pina Colada instead, and the addition of the toasted coconut just set it off!!

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