My Mommie's sister Binu is nicknamed pazhampori for her love of the same. Growing up we were such thick pals that we shared the same love. My great grandfather used to buy this for us without fail when we were enjoying our school vacations.
He was such a gem of a person. We all used to adore him, was very healthy, and lived past 90.
Every month he used to visit us. I eagerly wait for him to come with his Gujarati Motichoor ladoos and lots of stuff. Appappa, how I wish you were there between us. Miss u too much.
Ingredients
Ripe bananas - 4 nos
Maida - 1 cup
Water - 1 cup
Salt - 1/4 tsp
Sugar - 2 tsp
Coconut oil
Directions
Prepare the batter by mixing flour, salt, sugar, and water. Slice the bananas into pieces. Heat oil in a thick bottom pan. Dip the sliced bananas in the batter and deep fry till golden brown. Place a kitchen towel in a plate so as to absorb any excess oil and serve pazhampori hot with tea.
Don't forget to make Masala chai before you munch on this. It is a real treat!!!
Looks like you had a lovely grandpa :) Nice and yum recipe :)
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yes Divya, he was my great grandfather (Mom's grandpa)
ReplyDeletevery Creative dear :)
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Looks so delicious...
ReplyDeleteYummy looking snack.
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i too miss my grandpa :( they are always great.. nice recipe dear..
ReplyDeleteI love to have this on rainy days. Awesome treat
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely yummy and inviting.
ReplyDeleteTempting.... my favorite
ReplyDeleteTempting.. fried bananas n ice cream!
ReplyDeleteThis is what I miss the most year. Unfortunately we do not get plantains here in Australia. So the closest we can get in fritter bananas which is an Oriental dessert but that is so not our Ethaka pori. Yours look perfect.
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