Banana and Nilla Wafer Pudding Recipe

Male: I got just one and a hour before I have to serve Pricilla Presley and a hundred fans an Elvis inspired meal. I need to know when that fry is up out speed. Alright, steak I got to do, the sauce I’m going to finish. Kick in! Cream corn?

George: I haven’t started.

Male: Oh God!

Male: Okay, black eyed pea salad not touched. Spinach?

Jennifer: I will start my cream spinach right now.

Male: George, what time is it?

George 4:20!

Male: May be it’s time for a relative de vaule, you know my Elvis. Jennifer?

Jennifer: Yeah?

Male: What was that we put we’re going to be on a pudding? The crackers, what was it?

Jennifer: Oh! No wafer!

Male: That’s what I’m looking for. Alright! This morning, Pricilla told me that banana pudding with vanilla wafers is a favorite dessert in the South and I’m from the South, the South of England that is. So, I mixed up the pudding the way I know how. Put bananas, pudding mix, milk, banana bread loaves, and then of course vanilla wafers. Isn’t that how it’s done?

Male: Typical kind of interest, I know that I have done this one before.

Jennifer: You mix in the milk? You’re supposed to like decoratively put them around the edges and on top so it looks pretty as an accent.

Male: Yeah! Good! Thanks for telling me. We’re doing the impossible right?

Well, it may not be the way they make it in Memphis but this dessert is going to taste amazing. These Elvis fans are going to get one great meal. We did it! I’m not late. I’m one amazing surprise!

Priscilla Hello! Hello everyone! Welcome, so glad you could make it here. You’re going to have an incredible southern cooked meal, a nice family meal that we used to have at Graceland nearly every single night. What else is new? So, enjoy and thank you!

Male: This is my version of my banana pudding.

Priscilla: Here we go, this is a big test. Oh my god, it’s unbelievable!