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    10 Desserts for Labor Day

    By | Shine Food – Fri, Aug 31, 2012 12:49 PM EDT

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    The Kitchn's One Ingredient Ice Cream
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    Makes 3 quart
    1 bunch bananas

    1. Peel your bananas.
    2. Cut them into small pieces.
    3. Freeze for ... more 
    Photo by: James Ransom
    The Kitchn's One Ingredient Ice Cream
    Save and print this recipe on FOOD52.

    Makes 3 quart
    1 bunch bananas

    1. Peel your bananas.
    2. Cut them into small pieces.
    3. Freeze for just 1-2 hours on a plate or tray. (Or leave them in the freezer indefinitely -- just let them thaw a little before making the ice cream.)
    4. Blend, blend, blend in the food processor -- scraping down the bowl when they stick.
    5. Enjoy the magic moment when they turn into ice cream! Try mixing in other fruits, nut butters, or chocolate. less 
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    What's the best part of Labor Day weekend? We say: dessert. Here are 10 desserts that will make your celebration even sweeter -- and will let you taste the last that summer has to offer.



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