Banana Lemon Cookies

3.50 from 2 votes

These Banana Lemon Cookies usually have no frosting in the recipe, and the cookie itself is a little different, but I decided I wanted to play around with my mom’s banana cookie recipe and this is what came about. It turned out pretty well. Cade said they were “a little too soft, but they were sweet with a touch of tartness.” Well, ok then.

OH, and by the way. My birthday was fantabulous. I got to shower all by myself. My hubby doted on me all day. We relaxed. Ate, ate and ate. Went on a date with Cade. Watched Mama Mia and we even danced in the living room to the songs. It was perfect and I’m so happy and blessed to have an amazing family and friends and especially a cheesy hubby that will make me feel all giddy to be with him.

*SIGH*

How Do You Keep Bananas From Ripening Too Fast?

You can put ripe bananas in the refrigerator to keep them from becoming overripe.

Cold temperatures will slow down the chemical reaction, delaying the banana fruit from ripening.

You can wrap the stem end of a bunch of bananas with plastic wrap.

The plastic wrap helps contain ethylene gas, which bananas produce naturally while they ripen.

Can You Freeze Banana Cookies?

Yes, to freeze banana cookies, lay out cooled cookies on a baking sheet in the freezer.

Freeze for about 2-3 hours.

Transfer the frozen cookies to a heavy duty freezer bag.

Store in the freezer for up to 3 months.

How Long Will Eggs Keep?

Eggs will keep for about 5 weeks in the refrigerator.

You can freeze eggs for up to 1 year.