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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Quick Banana pudding:

In a pudding cup layer in order -

Vanilla pudding (homemade if you can, otherwise box is fine)

Crumbled vanilla wafers

Sliced bananas

Dollops of Cool Whip

Crumbled walnut/a sprinkling of nutmeg if you want

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That sounds super easy (if disgusting). Not sure it's worth all this anxiety. [/quote]

It's not the Op's recipe.  Just an example of how you can throw together something very quickly.  I'm sure that someone could come up with something a bit more elegant - maybe even a layered pumpkin/vanilla dish. [/quote]

But the MIL requested that dish specifically, not just anything. I'm with the people upthread who are wondering why the MIL can't make/buy her own dessert.[/quote]

Maybe because the MIL is providing the house, and the hospitality, and the use of her kitchen/silverware/dishes, and every other dish on the table?

I guess my family is different, because in my family we don't expect one relative, especially an elderly relative, to take on the entire burden.  My mom usually hosts, and the rest of us actually ask her what she'd like us to bring, and then follow her suggestions.

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It depends on the host.  Some hosts like to do it all themselves, some hosts prefer (or come to prefer) contributions from the guests.  [/quote]

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