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6 September 2007

World's Easiest Snack : Ghee-fried Bananas

Okay, maybe my title is a slight exaggeration but really! This is one simple snack thats yummy too. It used to be my favourite 'tuck' when I was in school and my grandmom used to make it with so much of love and affection (not to mention the amount of homemade ghee that used to go into it - no wonder I was a fat child). Even the last vacation I went home for, Mary, our maid, made this and some pieces were deliberately overdone and burnt, cuz I like them that way. So here we go - ghee fried bananas!


You will need:

Ethappazham/nenthrapazham : 2
Ghee : 4-5 tbsp
Sugar : to sprinkle

Method:

Cut the bananas in circles. The pieces should be 1/2" thick.

Pour ghee into a pan and when it warms up, add the banana pieces. Keep fire in sim and fry them till they turn golden brown.

Sprinkle sugar generously when the banana pieces are still warm.

They taste crispy when warm and soft and spongy when cold.


I would like to send this across to two events, JFI - Banana hosted by Ahaar and 'What's your favourite snack?' hosted by Snackorama.

36 Comments:

  1. Hi Nags,
    I very well remember, how me and my brother was fed on this quicky snack, by our mom, when we were too "NO NO" towards bananas..esp aethapayam. This was her shortcut to make us gooble it down...just went down the memorylane seeing the snap..thanks for sharing. Infact, had completely forgotten about it...now, have to make it for my son..def!!!

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  2. I haven't eaten this at all... would love to... if only I can find nendrams here in Delhi

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  3. Nags this snack sound yummy. What type of bananas do we use raw or ripe and firm?

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  4. I would like this warm with french vanilla ice cream.

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  5. but that really does sound super fast!...great idea though...will try it and let u know..

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  6. Wow, looks very yummy and so easy to make too

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  7. It is easy, usually served on Vanilla Ice Cream! YUM!:))

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  8. looks amaaazing, slurrrrp!
    ghee takes evrything to another level :)
    btw, i was away for the long wknd, thanks for asking about me sweetie :)

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  9. Would prepare them for kids...they love it!

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  10. Love this a lot...so yummy !

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  11. oh, boy, this has also got to be the world's tastiest snack. try it with jaggery next time. i prefer it over sugar.

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  12. Oh they look so good...easy and yummy indeed.

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  13. Yummy!& loved the pics, Nags.

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  14. I love this recipe with bananas Nags. They look so delicious and quick to make too! Nice recipe. :)

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  15. they look yummy.....but i HATE bananas.....:(

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  16. Ohh Nags so delicious golden caramel color, ghee and banana's boy what a combo

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  17. wow nags...Looks very yummy....It has rich color tones......:-)

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  18. Hi Nags, looks yum! is there a specific variety of banana u need to use? any level of ripeness?

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  19. ok nags.. not fair!
    you - fat child ..pretty adult
    me- fat child....fat adult..
    how unfair re!! those look yummy :)

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  20. Hi Nags,

    Fried bananas look so tempting, golden brown -- I can imagine how rich and good they taste. Could you please pass the bowl... :)

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  21. Nags, you have me drooling here at my computer. Look at the carmelization on those fried bananas.

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  22. My Muths Are Full of Water..
    I Wana Eat That

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  23. Nags,
    i used to love these as a child. Gosh, I feel all homesick and hungry now!

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  24. Loved that caramalization on those cute bananas...great entry for JFI

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  25. Simplicity at its best!!
    This is my all time fav snack...can have it for breakfast, eve snack and also as a dessert :)

    Shn

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  26. looks utterly delicious and i love asha's idea of serving it with ice-cream. I know I'm eating it over the weekend. Thank you for your entry.

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  27. This is very easy and healthy dish of banana. It looks delicious my dear.:)

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  28. Nice snack nags! Will taste good with nenthrampazham!Oh, I too have a recipe for snackaroma! I keep forgetting the dates!

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  29. Whoaah!!..I toowanted to send this for JFI..dear..
    The pic is toooooooooo good!:)..this is my(our) alltime fav!:D

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  30. I've never tried this before, but I do know that I like bananas and I like ghee. Perfect. :-D

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  31. Wow! Looks yummy. Great entry.

    Kanchana

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  32. hi nags,
    looks yummy yummy .will try this snack for my little one.

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  33. Nags - wow yummy - me & my friend Diji are drooling. Have to wipe off some drool from the keyboards too!!!

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  34. hi there..tasty and easy snack which mummy used to prepare lavishly with ghee to my younger brother(pathala boy).i(motta),watering seeing the amount of ghee he intakes!we make this even more elaborate by choosing most ripened bananas cooked in this manner also caramalises with coconut grated to it...yummy taste...

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  35. can i giv u another way u can eat this .....hav it wid steaming puttu and a lot of sugar.....mix nicely n hav ...same lik the way u eat puttu n pazham ...i cant express how tasty it is..........mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..........veryyyyyyyyy yummmmmmmmmmmmm..........

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  36. I've never tried this before, but I do know that I like bananas and I like ghee. Perfect. :-D

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