An authentic Kerala snack, common at every keralite's home.
Ingredients:
1. Ripe Plantain- 1
2. All Purpose Flour/ Maida- 1/2 cup
3. Rice Flour Or Cornflour- 2 tbsp
4. Turmeric powder- 1/4 tsp
5. Salt- 1/4 tsp
6. Sugar- 3 tsp
7. Oil, to deep fry
Preparation Method:
1. Cut the plantain into equal sized thin long pieces.
2. Mix all the ingredients from 2-6 with 14 cup of water to a medium thick paste to dip and fry.
3. Heat oil in a pan.
4. Dip each plantain pieces into the prepared batter and slide them into the piping hot oil.
5. We can fry 3-4 at a time in a medium sized pan, frying more than this at a time will make the banan fry very oily.
6. Fry both the sides into golden yellow and strain them and keep them on paper towel.
7. Serve with hot tea.
I have got 1 banana left in my home now, may be I'll make this. Looks very tempting and yummy.
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I never miss eating them when i get to travel in trains in India...slurp :)
ReplyDeletewat a fantastic recipe...sounds delicious..
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wow...this recipe is one of my favorites !I too prepare it almost the same way !
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ReplyDeleteSlurp,mouthwatering here....
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking snack dear. Wonderful recipe.
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so delicious and wonderful snack !!
ReplyDeleteTraditional and delicious recipe.. Looks soooo perfect !!
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These look so perfect and yummy,wish I had some.
ReplyDeleteperfect and wonderful snack.never tasted this but have heard a lot about this traditional snack
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious
ReplyDeleteYumm, i dont bother to have some pazham pori rite now..
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ReplyDeleteHey Neenu, you know what I too have this ethakka appam in my drafts. Will have to post it some day. Looks very yumm..
ReplyDeleteI used to have this at my friend's! looks nice!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tea time snack..yum yum
ReplyDeletewow my fav pazham pori looks delicious
ReplyDeleteNever made with ripe banana so far,sounds so so yumm!
ReplyDeleteDelicious ethnic dish...I simply crave for it rt' now
ReplyDeletemy fav..so yumm!!
ReplyDeleteWow so yummy..loved it.
ReplyDeleteIt's a famous snack here in Malaysia too. Looks super yummy ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is my all time favorite snack !!!
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