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Banana Cinnamon Sugar Dumplings are a warm, buttery and delicious dessert. They are so easy to make with only 5 ingredients!
Imagine eating these dessert dumplings with warm banana filling, infused with cinnamon and sugar, drizzled with chocolate...
This past weekend it snowed - a lot.
I was working on dumpling recipes for the new dumpling series here on Life's Little Sweets and that's when Eric came up with this gem of a recipe.
He developed it and I have him to thank for the idea!
These Banana Cinnamon Sugar Dumplings taste so good with melted chocolate or Homemade Chocolate Shell drizzled on them at serving.
Why not throw some Vanilla Whipped Cream on top while you are at it 🙂
I pan-fried them in butter but you can substitute coconut oil if you are non-dairy.
Eating these Banana Cinnamon Sugar Dumplings was like having a restaurant-quality dessert in the comfort of our own home!
These would be fun to make with friends because if you are making a lot, folding the dumplings can take a little while.
You can also just make a small batch using 1 banana.
We recommend only mashing the banana slightly so that the dumpling hold it's shape as it's cooking.
You can mix the cinnamon sugar in with the mashed banana or sprinkle a little before folding it.
As it cooks, it melts and combines resulting in a warm, creamy center that tastes so good!
Each one is bite-size. 1 recipe feeds makes 2 servings. You can easily double or triple the recipe if you need a larger amount.
These would be great for entertaining!
They kinda remind me of churros, only with a banana flavor - you could also try drizzling Nutella on them!
I hope you enjoy these Banana Cinnamon Sugar Dumplings, the 2nd recipe in Life's Little Sweets dumpling series.
You can check out a savory dumpling option, Beef Potsticker Wonton Dumplings Recipe (Steamed or Fried) which was the first recipe in the series.
What’s your favorite recipe involving bananas?
Let me know in the comments below!
Banana Cinnamon Sugar Dumplings are a warm, buttery, and delicious dessert. So easy to make with only 5 ingredients!
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Ginger says
I’ve tried a few of your recipes and read through many more. I really enjoy them! I just wanted to mention that I noticed that you always seem to say to use “thongs” to turn the food. Thongs are string underwear. Tongs are cooking utensils. Sorry, I just saw it in several of your recipes and wanted to let you know.
Sara Maniez says
Hi Ginger, thank you for letting me know. I have hundreds of recipes on this blog and I do use Grammarly to catch mistakes now. This recipe was written before then. I do know the difference and find that spelling mistake both horrifying and funny at the same time. I corrected where I noticed it in this post just now. Thank you for leaving a comment and letting me know! Best wishes!