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Roasted Raw Bananas

Roasted Raw Bananas

Potatoes, please step aside – The stage is set for something that’s both more delicious and healthy.
By Suchitra Vaidyaram

Potatoes, please step aside – Now, the stage is taken by something that’s more delicious and a healthier option. The contender in question is very low in Saturated Fat, Cholesterol and Sodium. It is also a good source of Dietary Fiber, Vitamin C, Potassium, Manganese, and a very good source of Vitamin B6.

What am I talking about? Raw Bananas… I love them. I always steam them and use the inner pulp to make a stir fry. This time around I tried something different. I cooked the raw bananas on a gas flame and roasted the inner pulp with a touch of coriander seeds and notched the heat with red chillies. Makes a wonderful starter with hot chilli sauce.

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Roasted Raw Bananas


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  • Author: Suchitra Vaidyaram

Description

Munching on Roasted Raw Banana is both tasty, and super healthy.


Ingredients

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  • 2 Raw Bananas
  • Curry Leaves- a few
  • one small onion- sliced
  • Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
  • oil to fry
  • Coriander seeds -2 tbsp
  • Salt to taste
  • dash of asafoetida powder
  • Dry red chillies- 3-4 (use more to make it spicier)

Instructions

  1. Put the raw Bananas on medium flame and allow the bananas to cook. Cook the bananas till the outer skin is completely charred and the inner portion is soft.
  2. Once cooked remove them from flame and allow them to cool.
  3. Peel the skin and chop them in cubes.
  4. Dry roast the coriander seeds with red chillies on a pan till they become aromatic (don’t burn them)
  5. Coarsely grind the coriander seeds with dry red chillies.
  6. In a pan add liberal dose of oil and throw in the mustard seeds.
  7. As they begin to sputter, add dash of asafoetida powder.
  8. Fry the onions on a medium flame till they become golden brown.
  9. Add curry leaves and chopped bananas.
  10. Roast them in the pan till they start turning golden brown.
  11. Adjust salt according to taste and throw in the spice powder.
  12. Roast them for another few minutes till the bananas absorb the spices.
  13. Enjoy them with spicy sauce!

 

View Comments (5)
  • Thank you for sharing this recipe, it sounds delicious! Do you have any suggestion how to prepare this dish if you don’t have a gas oven?






  • Alternative will be to cook it in a normal oven till the inner pulp/portion is soft to touch. You can also steam the bananas and peel off the skin. The problem with steaming is- if you overdo it, the inner portion will become too mushy for a stir fry.

  • Looks fantastic!

    If you don’t have a gas stove, you could use an outdoor grill or a cast iron grill pan pre-heated over medium (electric) heat.






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