Saturday 25th May 2013,

Sweet Banana fry – Visual recipe

Ingredients:

  • Kerala Banana (nentran vazha -the variety used to make banana chips)
  • Sugar (as per taste)
  • Ghee

Step 1: Cut the banana into round pieces. Semi ripe bananas are preferable for this dish.

Step 1 Sweet Banana fry Visual recipe

Step 2: Add the cut pieces into a frying pan.

Step 2 Sweet Banana fry Visual recipe

Step 3: Add desired quantity of sugar and keep the flame in low. (if the banana is semi ripe you can add very little water before adding sugar and cook it for a minute or two to make it tender)

Step 3 Sweet Banana fry Visual recipe

Step 4: Stir fry in low flame. Add ghee as per the banana quantity and your diet control.

Step 4 Sweet Banana fry Visual recipe

Step 5: Stir fry it till it cooks well and thickens. Make sure it does not get burned.

Step 6 Sweet Banana fry Visual recipe

Step 6: Your delicious sweet banana fry is ready.

Step 7 Sweet Banana fry Visual recipe

It is really yummy !!!! Enjoy the dish. Its quick to make delicious dish!

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30 Comments

  • Anney
    May 25, 2010 12:48:37 pm

    Hey!!!! am hungry! :) yum yum

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  • Shilpa
    May 25, 2010 1:36:07 pm

    Looks yummy… should try it out… :)

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  • Lazy Pineapple
    May 25, 2010 3:00:15 pm

    yummy….I am drooling here…
    I did not know you were a cook too…LR
    Bollywood Magic

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    • Lakshmi Rajan
      May 25, 2010 9:23:32 pm

      I know a little bit of cooking but then the credit for this recipe goes to my mom , I was just shooting pics :rotfl:

      Reply
  • Deeps
    May 25, 2010 3:35:54 pm

    Nenthrapazham pori(Banana fry) is my favorite…something that I can gorge on forever if given a chance :D

    The banana fry you’ve made looks really yum….drooling!

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    • Lakshmi Rajan
      May 25, 2010 9:24:49 pm

      I love this banana too :) and apart from this recipe love appam too will put that in coming days

      Reply
  • Vishal
    May 25, 2010 7:04:32 pm

    Bring it on…im bak from work…hungry hungry..:)

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  • Purba
    May 25, 2010 7:05:18 pm

    Yummy Pics….We bongs batter fry our banana.

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    • Lakshmi Rajan
      May 25, 2010 9:26:25 pm

      haan we too make a batter fry with bananas will post that recipe soon :)

      Reply
  • Rekha
    May 25, 2010 8:04:49 pm

    Yummy, but u forgot to add ghee :) ))

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  • Shilpa Garg
    May 25, 2010 8:41:09 pm

    Who cooked this? You or your better half?? :drool:

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  • Sir Pumpkin Longshanks
    May 26, 2010 4:06:58 am

    Looks like a great pre run meal… only I would need to consume it a good one day before my actual run..

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  • tikulicious
    May 26, 2010 8:33:53 am

    ummmmmmmmmm I have a drool pool near me. loved it. My boys are already looking at me with hungry eyes :P

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  • Mani padma
    May 26, 2010 9:08:29 am

    Hey its cool. Cool in the sense that it is very easy and simple. I think i will let my hubby read this and prepare them . In fact sammy can also do it, isn’t it Rajan? :-)

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    • Lakshmi Rajan
      May 27, 2010 11:41:55 am

      Yes mani ! and am sure Sammy would like this recipe a lot :) and will be a refreshing and healthy change from maggi :P

      Reply
  • Meena
    May 26, 2010 2:16:27 pm

    The final picture is too tempting :inlove:

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  • Shrinath Vashishtha
    May 26, 2010 9:30:34 pm

    It’s been quite some time after which I have visited your blog today, Mr. Rajan, and let me tell you that you’ve done a world of good transformation to your blog in terms of layout, template and the superb frequency of posting, as well.

    Well, congratulations on the great work and thanks for the good recipe for the mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mouth-wateringly delicious banana-fry..! :)

    I also love the splendidly crispy banana chips, a speciality from Kerala, amply available at Port Blair, too. :)

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  • Vijay Bankar
    May 27, 2010 7:42:00 am

    Wow I really liked this idea of a visual recipe..it just seems so simple..great work

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    • Lakshmi Rajan
      May 27, 2010 12:03:51 pm

      Thanks Vijay :) Pictures says a lot and it makes us understand the process of the recipes easier as well as attractive this way

      Reply
  • nalini hebbar
    May 27, 2010 9:13:27 am

    Some people fry the slices to deep golden and put them in sugar syrup…but this one is healthy, I guess.
    the one in batter is called Pazam pori…oily but love it….Purba says Bengalies do that too…amazing how similar Keralites and Bengalies are…from rice to fish to fried bananas to communism to strikes to hair and features to height.

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    • Lakshmi Rajan
      May 27, 2010 12:06:49 pm

      Oh that’s an interesting variant of sweet banana fry :) Will try it some time! Next week will publish the batter fried banana dish :)

      That’s the charm of Indian culture isn’t it ? There is an undercurrent that bonds different varied cultures spread across :)

      Reply
  • Anand
    October 09, 2010 8:44:14 pm

    Yummy…this is something new. My mom used to make banana fry, but she used to make horizontal slice of it and she fries it till it get’s dark (and sprinkles sugar over it).

    In search of variety Sambar… If you have a sambar recipe which is different and tasty, post your recipe or link as a reply to my post (http://sambarman.blogspot.com/2010/10/best-sambar-contest.html).

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  • Ruchika Agrawal
    October 05, 2011 8:30:03 pm

    looks fantastic and yummy too!!

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