
Recipe Source: Kothiyavunu
Ingredients:
Nendram Kaai/ Raw Banana- 3
Turmeric-1 tsp
Salt-a pinch
Water-1/2 cup mixed with 1/4 tsp of salt
Jaggery-1 cup
Dried Ginger Powder-1 tbs
Cardamom Powder-1 tsp
Cumin Powder-1 tsp
Oil-To Deep Fry
Granulated Sugar-2-3 tbs
Procedure:
1. Peel banana’s skin and immerse in water along with turmeric powder and a pinch of salt for 30 minutes. This is to retain the colour of the banana and to remove the stickiness.
2. Remove from water, pat them dry and slit them into half lengthwise. Then cut into 1.5 cm thick slices.
3. Deep fry the pieces in oil of medium heat for 7-8 minutes.Â
4. Mix water and salt to make the saline solution.
5. Minimize the flame and sprinkle the saline solution on the chips. Immediately cover with lid to avoid spluttering.
6. When the sizzling stops, remove lid and keep on frying on medium flame. Keep on stirring to get even colour.
7. It takes about 20-25 minutes for the banana pieces to cook and change colour, and become crispy.
8. Remove from oil and transfer to a plate.
9. In a heavy bottomed pan, add jaggery and water.
10. When it completely dissolves, strain it with a strainer and place it on heat again.
11. When it starts boiling keep on stirring until the syrup becomes thick.
12. When you drop it into a bowl of water, it should form a pearl.
13. At this stage add the fried banana slices and mix well to coat the pieces evenly with jaggery.
14. Add the ginger powder, cardamom powder and cumin powder and mix well.
15. Now remove it from heatand allow it to cool for 2 minutes.Â
16. Add the granulated sugar and mix well.Â
17. Allow it to cool completely.
18. Once cool the pieces will not stick to each other.
19. Enjoy!!!
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congratulations on the interview!!! the sarkara varatti looks too good…
Great to know more about you Gayathri… And this Sarkara Varatti looks awesome!!
Sowmya
this is soo inevitable esp for onam..but got to say..never have thought of making it myself. nice post, well explained…dear. 🙂
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Omg, sarkara varatti is just out of the world, such a beautiful dish. Am yet to try them, i dont get this pazham here.. Also congrats on ur interview.
Congrats for your interview! That dish is new to me but sounds delicious !
Totally new recipe for me. Next Banana bunch comes home from the farm, this will be made.
Congrats! happy to read your interview and the the above recipe is my favourite, I regularly get it from hot chips, will try it soon
wow thats very very delicious onam spl recipe dear 🙂 and I read you interview congratulation and thank you for the lovely tips you have shared for you fellow bloggers 🙂 You are just rocking dear !! very delicious bisi bele bath even 🙂
Yummy dish… Looks so tempting… Congrats on the interview…
Gayathri, so nice reading more about you…:)..updating all three blogs is a feat, and your posts are always so informative esp the bakes..keep it up!..coming to Sarkara Varatti, this has come out so well..never thought of making it home..should try..
congrats Gayathri, i say this often to Valli, just like she is the celebrity blogger of her city, you are of yours, you girls are inspiring, keep it up, loved the recipe as well
anything with plantain I will def. love and so great to learn more about you w/ article – congrats!!!
Congrats on the interview. Read it. Was nice knowing more about you. Now I know the full form of PK 🙂 And these nendram chips look yummy.
Congrats on the interview Gayathri. It is nice to know more about you 🙂
And this was one of my fav snacks when i was a kid.Dad;’s friend used to get me some everytime he visits kerala. Yours looks lovely and love the sugar granules on it 🙂
Congrats on your interview Love this snack! Stunning pictures as usual!
Congratulations on your interview Gayathri….and this looks really tempting!!!
Congrts on interview and love this banana version …
Congrats on the interview. Sarkara varatti is a very interesting dish.. looks awesome.
Congrtas Gayatri your interview is great. As for sarkara varatti its amazing. I wish I can reach out for some.