One day my son came back from school and told me mom, could you make yellow chips for me? its yummy and I like it, I said ok but its potato chips or something else. He said its not potato chips , I never had it that kind of chips before. So I told him ok when ever or where ever you see that chips in stores let me know. So one day he was with me for Indian grocery and he saw banana wafers, he says mom look at that yellow chips I was talking about. That time I know that he had those wafers in the school as snack and he loved it. So I brought one small packet and it was very costly but I wanted to make sure that he is talking about same chips, I did not wanted to do all the work and in the end he said that I was not talking about that. Gladly him and me both were on same page so I told him that ok finish this packet for now and I will make more for you. So when I saw raw bananas in the market, I remembered that I promised him something and I got 4 bananas. I made it and I liked it too. You can make it two ways, you can sliced it and put it in salt water as we do for potato chips , then dry it and then fry it or do the easy way, directly in the oil sliced it. I went for second one. I sliced it directly in the oil and fry it. So let me show you the recipe.
on other note, my recipe Authentic Falafel Balls wins Swathi's Giveaway. Thank you so much Swathi, Lisa and Susan for a wonderful giveaway.
Ingredients :
4 Raw Bananas
oil to fry preferably coconut oil for authentic taste otherwise regular oil is fine.
Salt and pepper as per taste
Method:
Heat the oil in deep pan.
Peel off the skins of the bananas.
When oil is hot, slice the bananas in oil. Be very careful with this. don't overcrowded the pan. let them give the space so it can cook nicely and crunchy. Turn the side and cook on other side too.
Take it out on dish which has paper towel in it.
Sprinkle salt and pepper on it while it is still hot.
Then go ahead and fry another batch. Finish all the bananas and once you finish frying , sprinkle it with salt and pepper so it sticks.
Enjoy it as it is or with cup of tea or coffee.
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on other note, my recipe Authentic Falafel Balls wins Swathi's Giveaway. Thank you so much Swathi, Lisa and Susan for a wonderful giveaway.
Ingredients :
4 Raw Bananas
oil to fry preferably coconut oil for authentic taste otherwise regular oil is fine.
Salt and pepper as per taste
Method:
Heat the oil in deep pan.
Peel off the skins of the bananas.
When oil is hot, slice the bananas in oil. Be very careful with this. don't overcrowded the pan. let them give the space so it can cook nicely and crunchy. Turn the side and cook on other side too.
Take it out on dish which has paper towel in it.
Sprinkle salt and pepper on it while it is still hot.
Then go ahead and fry another batch. Finish all the bananas and once you finish frying , sprinkle it with salt and pepper so it sticks.
Enjoy it as it is or with cup of tea or coffee.
Anu's Event Page and Shruti's Page
Amrita Roy's Event
guruscooking
cuisinedelights and riappyayan
simply Tadka and Swetha's page
gayathris's page and Asiya's page
Jiya's page and Pari's page
Nupur's Page and nandooskitchen
Kids Delight
Gayathri's event
Cooks Joy event
Delicious Banana chips, Love it with tea. You made it perfectly. Congrats on your win again.
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very crispy chips,love it anytime
ReplyDeletePerfectly made....very delicious and tempting!!!
ReplyDeletethat's our kerala banana chips... yum...
ReplyDeleteI have made it many a times and we love it as a side dish. Yum to the crispy and delightful outcome.
ReplyDeletewonderful chips perfectly made.Yummy yummy.
ReplyDeletePerfectly made banana chips! I love them and just can't stop at one.
ReplyDeleteWow ! Perfect banana wafers.Thanks for linking this to Gaythri's WTML Event.
ReplyDeleteooo...lovely wafers Linsy!! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThe Chips look yummy, I am going to make these for boys , as a snack Im sure their going to love them. Thanks..
ReplyDeleteSo delicious and crunchy wafers...
ReplyDeleteLike Rafee says this is our Kerala plaintain chips LOL...
ReplyDeleteHow did u cut it so evenly?U have done it reallly welll Linsy.
Thanks Meena. I hope I made it right. For the picture purpose I took out all end parts that's why all even.
Deleteperfectly made crispy and crunchy wafers...
ReplyDeletelovely!
ReplyDeleteDelicious crispy banana wafers.. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Bindu
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In kerala we call it as kaya varuthathu...you made exactly as our..looks so crispy..
ReplyDeleteVery addictive crispy chips, my fav;..
ReplyDeletePerfectly made crispy and crunchy chips.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Linsy on your win! Yummy snack, it would be finished in no time :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting and very nice photos
ReplyDeletekerala chips wow !! they r perfectly made.. looks super crispy ...
ReplyDeleteabsolutely yummy ! congrats on winning the giveaway !
ReplyDeleteThis is our Kerala chips and you have made it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteOn-going event: What's with my cuppa?
Chips look moth watering, this is one of my fav snack :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking this to cuppa event. Looking for more wonderful recipes from you.
ReplyDeleteOn-going event: Dish it out: coconut and sugar/salt