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Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe: I am a contributor to Amanda’s Cookin’ and this recipe first appeared on there as Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce.
This Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe is 2 lush recipes in one. A rum-infused, banana-caramel sauce brings this Classic Banana Cream Lush Layered dessert to a whole new level.
Estimated reading time: 11 minutes

Hello Everyone, are you ready for a lush dessert recipe on a whole new level?
This Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe brings together the classic banana-rum flavor of a Bananas Foster dessert and Banana Cream Lush.
In the recipe card, I give plenty of options to customize this recipe to your tastes.

Have you seen my Coconut Cream, Lemon and Mocha Lush recipes?
They are also great options for Summer dessert recipes and just like this Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe, they feed a crowd with 12 big slices per recipe.

The above and below photos show this recipe as a Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe which is great on it's own.
You can make this recipe ahead of time and it keeps well in the refrigerator or freezer (as long as you use Cool Whip for the top layer).
I suggest slicing the bananas just before serving so that they do not get brown.
I also topped the dessert with 2-3 tablespoons chopped pecans and walnuts taste great with the banana flavors too.

Bottom Graham Cracker Crust Layer (for no bake crust option):
Bottom Pecan Crust Layer (for baked crust option):
Cream Cheese Layer (2nd Layer):
Banana Cream Pudding Layer (3rd Layer):
Whipped & Toppings Layer (4th Layer):
Bananas Foster Sauce for Serving (5th Layer):

Here is a helpful list of kitchen tools for making this Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe:

This bananas foster sauce is so delicious.
It's sweet and it has a savory element from using salted butter.
You can omit the pecans or walnuts but they go so well and add texture to the dessert.
You can also use the sauce recipe to go at a topping on French toast, crepes, or ice cream.

I love the combination of the chilled lush dessert with the warm bananas foster sauce on top.

This Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe is big on banana flavor: There are fresh bananas, cooked bananas, and banana cream pudding.

This recipe is perfect for someone who loves layered lush dessert recipes and bananas.

This Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe is so creamy and delicious with different textures and incredible flavors.

This Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe combined 2 classic desserts, Bananas Foster and a lush dessert recipe in one.

I know you are going to love this Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe!

The bananas foster sauce is inspired by Bananas Foster from Pioneer Woman.

What’s your favorite flavor lush dessert recipe?

Please let me know in the comments below!

This Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe is 2 lush recipes in one because it is also a Banana Cream Lush. A rum-infused, banana-caramel sauce brings this Classic Banana Cream Lush Layered dessert to a whole new level.
I suggest using an offset spatula for spreading the layers and make sure it's clean before starting a new layer. After refrigerating, for serving to show more defined layers, you can just take a butter knife and "wipe" along the sides and the layers will show nicely. You can freeze the Banana Cream Lush with Bananas Foster Sauce Recipe overnight (at least 6 hours) to get more defined slices. Make sure you use a sharp knife to cut down into the bottom crust first before removing it with the spatula. It will defrost fairly quickly depending on the room temperature.
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Please note that the Calculated Nutrition is an estimate at best.
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