Banana fritters are my personal favourite. We use to have them when we were little [in Coimbatore] in the form of "ripe banana bajjis" which are a speciality of kerala. "Naenthiram" variety of bananas are used to make these traditional bajjis.
Ripe bananas:2
Maida: 4 tbsp.
Cornflour: 2 tsp.
Coconut milk powder: 1 tsp.
Cinnamon powder: 1/2 tsp.
Bicarbonate of soda: 1/4 tsp.
Salt: 2 pinch.
Dessicated coconut: 5-6 tbsp.
Oil: for frying.
Water: 1 cup.
For the sauce:
Custard: 6 tbsp.
Honey: 1 tbsp.
Vanilla essence: few drops.
1. Heat oil in a shallow pan.
2.In a bowl combine everything from maida to salt. Add water little by little to make a smooth batter.
3.Spread the dessicated coconut in a plate. Cut the bananas into 1/2 inch pieces.
4.Dip in the batter and roll in the dessicated coconut.
5.Fry on medium heat until golden brown on all sides. Drain in paper towels.
Serve with honey custard sauce.
For the sauce:
1. Mix the custard, honey and vanilla essence. Serve with the banana fritters.
You can substitute all purpose flour for maida. I used coconut milk powder for extra richness but can be omitted.
I used custard powder to make the custard as I have not made one from scratch. Please feel free to make some from scratch or use ready store bought ones. Check for sweetness in the sauce before serving, mild sweetness is better to bring out the flavour of the bananas.
This is for the event "Veggie/Fruit a month" by Priya of Mharo Rajasthan's Recipes, guest hosted by Aipi of "US Masala".
Enjoy.....
Scribbled by Reva.
Ripe bananas:2
Maida: 4 tbsp.
Cornflour: 2 tsp.
Coconut milk powder: 1 tsp.
Cinnamon powder: 1/2 tsp.
Bicarbonate of soda: 1/4 tsp.
Salt: 2 pinch.
Dessicated coconut: 5-6 tbsp.
Oil: for frying.
Water: 1 cup.
For the sauce:
Custard: 6 tbsp.
Honey: 1 tbsp.
Vanilla essence: few drops.
1. Heat oil in a shallow pan.
2.In a bowl combine everything from maida to salt. Add water little by little to make a smooth batter.
3.Spread the dessicated coconut in a plate. Cut the bananas into 1/2 inch pieces.
4.Dip in the batter and roll in the dessicated coconut.
5.Fry on medium heat until golden brown on all sides. Drain in paper towels.
Serve with honey custard sauce.
For the sauce:
1. Mix the custard, honey and vanilla essence. Serve with the banana fritters.
You can substitute all purpose flour for maida. I used coconut milk powder for extra richness but can be omitted.
I used custard powder to make the custard as I have not made one from scratch. Please feel free to make some from scratch or use ready store bought ones. Check for sweetness in the sauce before serving, mild sweetness is better to bring out the flavour of the bananas.
This is for the event "Veggie/Fruit a month" by Priya of Mharo Rajasthan's Recipes, guest hosted by Aipi of "US Masala".
Scribbled by Reva.
7 comments:
Its nice to see another enthusiastic food blogger :) Welcome to the blogging world!! U have a wonderful collection of novel recipes coupled with beautiful photography..Glad to have been introduced to such a wonderful blogger by EC..Now ur happy follower!!
Omg, mindblowing clicks..Beautiful fritters,love especially that sauce,irresistible..
thanks guys...I really appreciate your support
wow!
ur recipes are good. and ur pictures are too good. please visit 4thsensecooking.com. she is also very good in food photography. after her blog i liked ur blog presentation very much
yuvana
Lovely snaps and yummy fritters..
What a beautiful presentation !!!
US Masala
Thanks all for your support and a special thanks to Yuvana for introducing "4sensecooking" ....it is such a wonderful site and I have not done even 1% of what Nithya has done...She is a genius when it comes to photography...
Reva
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