Here it is on the stove top.
You start with simple ingredients.Whisk together 3/4 cup sugar, 1/4 cup cornstarch, 3 1/2 cups milk & 3 egg yolks in medium saucepan until well blended. Bring to boil over medium heat, whisking constantly for 1 minute. Remove from heat and stir in 1/2 tsp. vanilla and 2 Tlb, butter.
Thaw pie at room temp. 2 hrs. and then cut pie into 1/2 inch cubes.
You will need vanilla wafers and 3 bananas.
Spoon one quarter of the custard into a 2 quart trifle dish or bowl. Slice 1 banana and layer over the custard. Top with half of the pecan pic chunks.
Repeat procedure with one quarter custard and 1 banana. Top with vanilla wafers.
Repeat again with one-quarter custard, remaining banana and remaining pie chunks.
Top with remaining with remaining custard. Cover and chill at least two hours.
Top with whipped topping just before serving. Serves 8- 10. 
Ejoy!I'm joining Michael Lee
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13 comments:
Wow, that looks yummy! Thanks for sharing!
That looks beautiful! And sounds like quite easy to make.
Have a nice weekend!
Well that looks yummy!!!
I love the pictures of your tea with your granddaughters!! What a sweet time you all had! Love the ladybug pancakes!!
Whoa! That looks and sounds seriously delicious!! Thanks for sharing this recipe.
Linda C
what a great way to make something already made, 100 times better! love it. sounds delicious.
This is wonderful! I just love it! I love to have puddings at some of my Tea's. This is a great spin on a custard! Just love it!
Yummy! looks awesome. Have a great weekend!
Delicious, I like the way it is served..I used bananas and pudding this week too!
Oh, my goodness! That sounds sinfully delicious! Don't think I'll ever be able to have a bite, though!
Sounds delicious and looks so pretty in that bowl.
Good Morning Rose,
I could absolutely eat the whole thing,and probably would. I love banana pudding in any form. The restaurant we go to serves it hot. yum! I keep telling my dh that one day I will make one and sit down and eat the whole thing. lol. this looks so delicious.
I want to comment on you previous posts, if you are like me I don't go back and look at comments once I have posted again.
The tea was beautiful and to be able to share with the girls, and CeeKay was especially nice. I love tea rooms, we have a a few around here, but don't get to go as often as I like.Your granddaughters are so beautiful, they remind me of Ours, so prim and proper. Rose, taking them to this tea room, will be one of the memories in their live that they will always cherish.
The Easter post with your grandchildren I also enjoyed very much. How blessed they and you all are. Enjoy! Enjoy!
Hope you are enjoying this spring weather we have been having, though it is cold today, but we will be having a heat wave by the weekend. lol
Sorry for this long comment, it seems like ages since have talked.
This time of year keeps me hopping. I hope to pick my berries and make jam today.
Hugs,
Sue
I have read this post over like three times...it is delicious just reading it!! I will so be trying this:)
Thanks for posting this recipe. I had lost mine and couldn't find it.
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