Creamy Banana Ice Cream from Real Bananas

[u/MaiBMaiBNot]

We have two bananafanatics in the family and they purchase pints of local ice cream ($10/pint) that they rate as better than meh, but not exquisite. Both have late August birthdays and I'll make their favorite banana cake with cream cheese frosting and thought I'd make some banana ice cream to go along with it (already have a batch of lavender vanilla under construction for nonbananafanatics). Does anybody have a fabulous banana ice cream recipe? No nuts or graham crackers preferred. I have the Cuisinart ICE-21, if that matters. Thank you!

[u/Errvalunia]

Do you have a favorite base recipe? Just heat the dairy and steep a few sliced up bananas in (3 for a quart of base) overnight and then strain