Banana paniyaram ( Sweet banana dumplings)
Banana paniyaram ( Sweet banana dumplings)
Basmathi rice - 1 alak, powdered jaggery- 3/4 alak, salt- a pinch, cardamom pwd- 1/4 tsp, thein vazhai( honey bananas or miniature bananas) - 4
Soak rice for 4 hours. Grind the rice to a smooth paste , add the bananas, jaggery pwd, cardamom pwd & grind for another 5 minutes till everything blends into a homogenous mixture.
Heat paniyaram pan & pour 1/4 tsp olive oil in each depression. Now pour a ladle of batter in each depression & allow to cook on low heat . With a fork, turn the dumplings & allow to cook on the other side too till slightly crisp on both sides. Serve warm or cold . Can be stored in the fridge in a ziplock bag for one or two days.
These paniyarams will be slightly crisp on the outside & soft & chewy inside. Normally one uses ghee to fry these paniyarams , but i used olive oil & found that it did not make any great difference in taste !
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Blogger sudhav said...
vella appam ..great..nice one patti...
7/08/2006 07:32:00 PM
Blogger paati said...
Thanks, sudhav:)
7/13/2006 05:57:00 PM
Blogger Puspha said...
Looks super delicious!!!
7/17/2006 05:01:00 PM
Blogger paati said...
thanks,pushpa:)
paati
7/21/2006 01:54:00 AM
Blogger Karthika said...
I made it yesterday and it came out awesome. I had my own take on so called sweet paniyaram.
1/3 cup each of corn meal, wheat flour and rice flour,
salt to taste,
1/4 tsp of baking soda,
abt 1/2 cup or more of milk and
2/3 cup more or less of brown sugar or sometimes I use Jaggery syrup or Agave nectar.
Sometimes I add mashed bananas
Mix it all up and make paniyaram as you would.
But nothing beats the taste of traditional sweet banana paniyarams.
8/13/2010 10:47:00 PM
Blogger paati said...
thanks dear karthika for the positive feedback but your version sounds like the healthy one:) BTW curious do they sell jaggery syrup now?
8/15/2010 08:14:00 PM
Blogger Karthika said...
Hi Paati - No I haven't seen Jaggery Syrup around here. Sometimes I ambitiously make lots of it, store and refrigerate it.
8/17/2010 12:27:00 AM
Blogger paati said...
now you are giving me ideas karthika!:)date syrup ( like lion brand) is something i would like to do but no recipe on the net!
8/17/2010 09:56:00 AM
good recipe.. thanks a lot for sharing this. If you want to try some beverages at home, check Drink Recipes at foodsnearme.com
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