Whiteley Creek Homestead

LIFE AT THE END OF A DIRT ROAD IN CENTRAL MINNESOTA

organically grown triticale in our field
canoeing in our wetlands
raspberries growing wild on our property
our back porch fieldstone fireplace

It began with a chocolate pie recipe that became fudgsicles. In my world, that's often how it works. A slice of "Chocolate Banana Freezer Pie" pictured on the cover of my Clean Eating Magazine has been tempting me since its June 2011 publication. However, as I was reorganizing my walk-in pantry, some retro-style popsicle molds, that I had received as a gift from my daughter Jessie several years ago, caused two ideas to collide. I thought, "The pie filling recipe in my Clean Eating Magazine would make perfect fudgsicles." And it did. And they were. Perfect fudgsicles.

Clean eating june 2011 Chocolate banana freezer pie recipe (1)

The fudgsicle's sweetness comes solely from bananas. No additional sweetener. The pie filling's pourable consistency makes filling the molds a breeze, and the frozen product readily releases from the molds with a stream or spray of hot water aimed at the desired number of popsicles you choose to consume. Place the remainder back into the freezer for another day.

Fudgsicles in freezer Banana fudgsicles

A happy collision of pie filling and popsicle molds.

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2 responses to “banana fudgsicles”

  1. Jessie Avatar

    Yum! I think I still have the Rubbermaid popsicle molds we used every Summer to beat the heat, I might have to try making some fudgsicle’s in them!

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  2. Adrienne Cahoon Avatar

    Tupperware, I do think. As you quite likely may recall, I had an entire kitchen cupboard section assigned to its storage. Now, glass recyclables…mostly peanut butter jars, quart wide-mouth, and two-quart mason jars are my go-to storage receptacles. But, how fun to hear that you possess a tangible “blast from the past!”

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