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		<title>The Best Banana Pudding – Southern Style</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My favorite dessert is banana pudding. Not the kind my Swedish, Iowa mother made for me; instant pudding from a box and a couple of vanilla wafers on the side. I mean good old-fashioned Southern banana pudding. I met a man from the South and he taught me how to make cold banana pudding (there’s [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My favorite dessert is banana pudding.  Not the kind my Swedish, Iowa mother made for me; instant pudding from a box and a couple of vanilla wafers on the side.  I mean good old-fashioned Southern banana pudding.  I met a man from the South and he taught me how to make cold banana pudding (there’s also warm, but that’s too Southern for me).<span id="more-5"></span></p>
<p>I’m not going to share the “recipe” because there’s really no such word in Southern cooking.  Southern banana pudding is all about the layering.  You need 3 boxes of banana pudding mix, several bananas, and vanilla wafers, some crumbled and some  whole. Crumbling the vanilla wafers is a good project for the children that want to help.  Now before you begin, make the pudding according to the instructions on the box.</p>
<p>Here’s how you build your banana pudding dessert.  Start with a bowl, preferably clear so that your admirers can see the layers through the side of the bowl, and begin layering as follows.Layer of whole Vanilla wafers, if you have a clear bowl, set up one row along the side, then a layer of banana slices, then a layer of banana pudding with sliced banana slices already mixed in the pudding, then crumbled wafers, than banana slices repeating until you end with pudding on the top, a few more banana slices and a sprinkling of wafers for the final touch.  Enjoy !!!</p>
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