Fried plantain is a very popular dish in Jamaica and Ghana. In Kerala the Pazhampori/Ethakka appam takes precedence over fried Plantain. For me this is the best way to enjoy a ripe plantain - specially when some pieces are deliberately charred to a darker shade that comes very close to getting burnt,they are perfect that way.The Ghee and Sugar makes it moist ,melt in your mouth, sweet crunchy....and sinfully delicious.
Ingredients:
- Ripe Plantains - 2
- Ghee/Clarified butter - 2 tbsp
- Sugar - 2 tsp
Method:
Peel and cut the Plantain into 2.
Slice each half into 3 pieces horizontally.
Heat Ghee in a nonstick pan and add the Plantain slices and fry on medium flame until slightly browned.
Sprinkle with sugar while still hot.
Yummy.....i havent had it in a looooooooooooooooooooooong longggggggg time....I lve this more than the pazham pori..So yummy ones n simple too..i tend to add more sugar though...missing plantains....we dont get good ones here...
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ReplyDeleteI loved this recipe.. looks delicious and perfect.. first time here.. nice blog.. :)
ReplyDeleteMy all time fav... Kothivarununde..
ReplyDeleteSigh! Another favourite one! :) Reminds me so much of our school days! Few days ago, Pretty chechy made this for Tara & Mira :)
ReplyDeleteHere I make it with the excuse it is for kids ,nallapole neyyum pansararem cherkkum -but they prefer the other ethakka appam better , So I happily end up eating all of it :)
ReplyDeletethis is a fave childhood snack, although we cut the bananas into circles. i have posted it too :)
ReplyDeleteNice.. been a while since I ate these. Childhood memories flood in seeing them
ReplyDeleteayyo!!! njangalude fav..kothiyavunnu!!!so yumm
ReplyDeleteI love plantain it can be prepared in so many ways and all the styles are delicious it can be fried or with cheese or with honey it can be made in so many ways plantain rules.
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