Ingredients
Banana(big)/Ripe Plantain:
2 (don’t use too ripe banana)
Apple: 1
Raisins & cashews: 1
handful (roasted)
Sugar: 2tbsp (if needed)
Egg: 1
Semiya/vermicelli small:
needed (or break the big vermicelli into small pieces)
Oil: for deep frying
Method Of Preparation
Cook the banana till done.
(Do not overcook).
Peel and mash it well.
Peel the apple and chop
into small pieces.
Add this to mashed bananas.
Add roasted raisins and
cashews to it. Sugar if needed.
Mix well with hand and
shape it to balls and slightly flatten it.
In a bowl beat the egg and
keep aside. In another plate take the semiya.
Roll each ball in egg and
then roll well in semiya.
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ReplyDeleteInteresting that you have not used any flour in this mix; must taste like the sweet 'cheeda' we make with banana paste. Loved the semiya touch, adds another dimension to the presentation Faseela.
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Cutlets look so crunchy and tempting dear.
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I love the addition of semiya-they look so nice! Will definitely give this a try soon, thanks for sharing Faseela.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting. I have never seen anything like this.. it looks great. :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious Cutlet love apple banana combo.
ReplyDeleteLove ur unique recipes dear...love to have a bite....
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ReplyDeleteyummy and interesting recipe dear..
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innovative idea to use fruits..thnks for sharing..
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