Fried bananas - recipe

A few weeks ago I post some photos of fried bananas. Many people asked me for the recipe so here it is. Hope you like it :)

Step 1 Products

Here's what you need:

• 2 bananas
• 1 egg
• 100-150 gr flour
• 2 table spoons sugar
• pinch of salt
• pinch of baking soda
• oil for frying

Usually I use these products to fry 4 bananas, but this depends on the amount of  the mixture for frying.

Comments

[chillpilly]

I like to add a pinch of nutmeg to the mix. When they are all done frying, I also like to slit open the tops of the little fritters, and fill them up with whip cream!

[fga100]

Bananas must be ripe or green?

[anfegori91]

Here, in Colombia, we have a typical recipe called "Patacón", it's made out of green bananas or "platanos". Peel and cut the green banana in cilynders (about 5 or 6 per unit), next deep-fry them until their external layer is hard, next take it out from the oil and smash it to make it disk-shaped, next fry them again, and serve with salt

[mvela]

those are plantains though...not bananas, (yes they are bananas but a different species all together.) and we eat patacones in the dominican republic too with all sorts of stuff but we call them fritos verdes""

[slu6alka]

I've never tried with green bananas, but if you like you could try and tell us the result :)

[happynugget]

That reminds me of the "Platano Macho" (literally macho banana), in South America and some places of México we fry slices of this kind of banana and eat it alone, with food, condensed milk or acid cream and cheese, it´s just delicious!
And we also made "tortitas de platano" little banana pancakes when the macho bananas are too ripe for frying, with smashing bananas, eggs, flour, a little bit of bake powder and a bit of sugar, then we form small and thick oval pancakes and cook them on a pan : D

[mvela]

can you post a picture of the "macho bananas?" i'm kind of curious about what bananas you're talking about, plus it sounds yummy ^.^

[reptedjess]

Sweet! We need to figure out how to get some chocolate or peanut butter into those things!

[mvela]

to put the peanut butter or chocolate inside it just scoop out a little of the banana put the peanut butter/ chocolate or anyhting else freeze it then batter and deep fry. (it might take just a bit longer tho, but bananas heat up fairly quickly so it should be fine)

[mr_snuffles]

Melt some chocolate and dip the slices of banana in the melted choc mix.
- In the melted chocolate you would be able to add peanut butter or hunny or anything else that tickles your fancy

When the chocolate hardens then dip in the batter and fry

I would imagine that you could use the same process for grapes, strawberries, pineapple, apple, orange, etc, etc

[sdavid4]

Great idea. I am going to try it tomorrow. Thanks for the thought

[Blueeyeddevil]

this is good but i like using pancake batter idk to me it just comes out fluffier

[FetterChiller]

I added some melted chocolate with some cream on top. Even more delicious!
Thank you for this (easy) recipe (there are not all in the picture, just in case you wonder about the number).

[ac1D]

Anyone have any baking soda alternative for me? Thanks!

[chihuahualover112]

what sort of oil could you use for frying? i want to try this but i've never fried anything before...we have canola oil and vegetable oil, would either of those work?

[slu6alka]

In my country we only have olive oil and vegetable oil. For almost everything I use vegetable oil and for fried bananas too:)

[chihuahualover112]

great, thanks! :D

[sdavid4]

We also have another spicy version of this. Instead of sugar, add little chilly powder according to ur taste and a pinch of asafoetida. Tastes great.

[sdavid4]

My daughter loves this banana fritters. I add a little cardamon powdered with sugar in the mixture.

[mattbrown777]

These look good. I am going out for fresh oil tomorrow and we will be frying bananas. Can't wait.

[FetterChiller]

We call them "Bananen im Schlafrock". You may translate it to "banana in the dressing gown" :-)
I made them a minute ago, and they are rlly tasty :)

[Richard_Hell]

yummie pisang goreng delicious allways available at any pasar malam, really good together with a drink called Tjendol

[FetterChiller]

Looks interessting xD
Hav you got a recipe for that? I couln't find any (in German or English) online :O

[Rizwan Azami]

Thank you for the recipe it reminded me of my mother who used to make these for us 50 years ago and used to call them 'banana fritters'. With the exception (I think) that she used the somewhat overripe bananas and kneaded them into the flour to make the batter. I always wanted to go back to the process and never could because I did not pay attention to it then. Thank you for the very nice instructable.

[legless]

We call them banana fritters too. Some people just batter the slices like the author and others beat it into the batter. The other way is to cut the banana in half lengthwise then dip them into the batter. Battered pineapple rings are called pineapple fritters here.

[3zuli]

I just made it and it's DELICIOUS!!! thanks :)

[akinich]

hey nice ible

can u make a recipe which has no egg in it please???

thanks

akinich

[baustin8612]

we use "Egg Replacer" as a binder. Works great with our allergy kids.

[Ortzinator]

You can probably just omit the egg.

[akinich]

Thanks
but can u try it please???

[HarveyDanger]

Why can't you try it?

[lambsb]

I can't knock any of the comments that use the word "Chocolate" in a respectful manner but my first thought was maybe some sugar and cinnamon in the mix.

[bthiederman]

What if you plopped a dollup of peanut butter on top of each banana slice and then freeze them? Then once it was moderately frozen, roll em in the dough and fry? The frying would thaw it out (since the oil penetrates whatever it's frying and cooks it) and then you'd have a dollup of warm peanut butter under the dough too. Sound good to you too?

Also, you could sift a couple tablespoons of Hershey's unsweetened chocolate powder into the flour to make it chocolate if you want. I think I'd prefer putting the peanut butter under the dough (without chocolate in the dough) and then dipping each one in Nutella. Course, I'd feel guilty and have to go running afterwards but it'd be totally worth every bite.

[pclairep]

i would be careful with the frozen part. there will be water in freezing process that will cause the oil to pop a lot. so be careful with the burn factor. you will have to experiment with the thickness of the slices. too thick - still frozen in the middle, outside over cooked. too thin - uhhh, cannot think what would go wrong.

just my cents, but the idea sounds really good.

[slu6alka]

This sounds good :) Thanks for sharing

[FireBud9]

so about a cup of flour...?

[slu6alka]

Depends on the cup and how full it is...I'm using about 5-7 full table spoons.

[gaddy1983]

FYI 1 US cup = 16 US tablespoons

[bluelovebites]

It's popular in Asian countries like Malaysia and Singapore :)) It's really tasty~

[mikeltv1]

So is it pretty much pancake mix with banana in them?