I was organizing my freezer recently, and in the process, I found a ziplock bag with three frozen, extremely ripe bananas in it.   You know, the ones you just cannot bring yourself to throw away, because you know you will want to make some banana muffins in the near future.  I pulled the bag out and thawed them.

 I remembered visiting a blog recently that had a good looking banana muffin recipe on it.  I visited it again, and copied the recipe.

Easy, quick, and I had all the ingredients on hand.  What are the chances of that happening:)
Thanks to ... http://onesimplecountrygirl.blogspot.com   for sharing this winning recipe with us.  My husband asked me to keep this one in my file.  Moist and most delicious!  Amazing what three frozen, overly ripe bananas can make.(I doubled the recipe and I did add the chopped walnuts)...

...much to the dismay of this little guy.  He was disappointed when I told him there were nuts in the muffins, but his paw paw certainly was not.

Instead, both little guys are thrilled with this commonly served snack.  I believe they could eat strawberries for every snack, with every visit here.

This is a recipe that I have made so many times when our girls were younger.  In fact, it has been on the Bisquick mix box for years, and it is still one of the most requested impossibly Easy Pie recipes.

It is one of those recipes that you can make adapt to what you have on hand.
When I decided to make it, I suddenly realized that I was out of shredded cheese.  That rarely happens in our home. 

I microwaved a bag of these Steamers with cheese sauce.

I put them on top of the browned hamburger and onions.  Then I added some slivers of light cream cheese.  All of this in place of the missing shredded cheese.  Improvising is a daily part of my life.

I doubled the bisquick, milk, and eggs, because this dish is larger than I ususally use.

Then in the last 15 minutes of cooking time, I added the last of my French's  French Fried Onions.

A bit messy looking, but it is definitely a version of this recipe I will be making again.

In fact, my husband told me that if I had a restaurant and served this, he would order it often.
The little guys ate all of their portion too.

Another quick, simple, and inexpensive recipe.  Thank you Betty Crocker!  You have helped make my life easier over the years.

Thanks to each of you too, for taking time to visit...just a little something for you, this evening!