Showing posts with label Banana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Banana. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

BananaLassi-BHW17

Banana Lassi - BHW17:


Second by Second, Minute passes
Minute by Minute, Hour passes
Hour by Hour, Day passes
Day by Day, Month passes
Month by Month, Year passes
Thus the time passes.
and as it passes it reminds me BHW every month.

Oh my god, early in the morning what happened to me writing a poem which I composed. I am really tempted today to put a post which is sourced from my sweet blogger, Sangeetha from her blog, Spicy Treats for the second time. She is that sweet to update me, stating last time as she was not well couldn't post from my blog. Thus, she will post it definitely this time. And she is really so sweet her post - Chole Mint Bhat is the first entry linked for this time Blog Hop Wednesday 17, which was recreated from my post Aloo Pudina Bhat.  Thanks a lot Sangeetha. Thanks Radhika to link both of us once again in Blog Hop Wednesday.

My dear readers, Blog Hop Wednesday (BHW) is a monthly event on Tickling Palates, which strikes me on every 1st of the month and I visit google groups to check with whom I am paired and to find out what recipe I could make and link it. This is 17th Series and its a second version of BHW.

As it is summer, I selected an instant drink this time which I love since ages, and that's the yummy Lassi. I remember those days, where mom used to take me to Sreeraj Lassi Bar, which is famous in Bangalore and I used to order for a flavored Lassi. Always my drink used to be Sweet Lassi. But now, I have started adding fruits to Lassi. Great da, they have a website now, i came to know only today.

Ingredients:
Banana - 1 riped
Curds or Yogurt - 1/2 cup
Water - 1/4 cup
Sugar - 4 tsp (salt also can be used instead of sugar)
Raisins - few

Method:
Peel the skin from the banana
Chop the banana into pieces
Add curds, water and sugar along with banana into a blender and blend it well
Garnish with raisins, your lassi is ready -:) 

Hema's Adugemane Banana Lassi is here:
 
 


















Spicy Treats - Banana Lassi

This post is contributed to: Blog Hop Wednesday on Tickling Palates authored by Radhika.


For other curds recipes, click here
For other banana recipes, click here

Submitting this post also to following events:
Event: Bon-Vivant-#4 - Fruit Recipes
Duration: May 1st to May 31st 2012

Venue: Sumee's Culinary
Authoress: Sumedha
Event: Kids' Delight - Fruits
Duration: April 16th to May 15th 2012
Authoress: Nupur
Event Started at: Spice Your life by Srivalli Jetti. 
Event: Let's Cook - With Fruits
Duration: May 1st to May 31st 2012
Authoress: Radhika
Event: Summer Spirits
Duration: Mar 1st to May 31st 2012
Venue: Tomato Blues
Authoress: Anusha Praveen












Weekly Event: Black & White
Duration: Every Wednesday
Venue: Briciole
Authoress: Simona
Event Started at: The well-seasoned cook by Susan

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Engagement Thali - Mixed Fruits Icecream


Engagement Thali - Mixed Fruits Icecream:

Impressed by Thalis shown at Blogging Marathon - 15 I came up with this Thali. As my blog was celebrating Hema's Adugemane Marathon.

Oops, mine was a love marriage so it directly went to marriage and did not have a sweet function like Engagement which is called as "Lagnapatrike" in kannada. After a bride is selected for a groom, they held this function and write the date to fix the marriage date.

Sweet, snacks would be arranged and I have made the simplest one.

This Thaali contains:

Sweet   Chandrakala 
Icecream 
   Mixed Fruit Icecream
Snacks 
  Fryums
  Mixture
  Baby aloo masala
      baby aloos cooked well, sprinkled with pepper and salt




 



Ingredients:
Milk - 1/2 cup
Papaya - 3 pieces
Watermelon - 3 pieces
Banana - 1/2
Sugar Sachets - 4
Butter - 1 tsp





Method:


Mash all the fruits and mix it with milk

Add sugar and mix it well


 Melt butter and add sugar to it, to get a caramelization effect


After 6 hours it turned out to be ice

One more shot in a diff angle

Thus, my marathon ends here:

Day 4: Orange Jam


Submitting this to: 

Indian Thali Mela @ Cooking for all seasons hosted by Srivalli Jetti.

Monday, April 23, 2012

Banana Burger Sandwich

Banana Burger Sandwich:

Dear Blog Readers, 

Oops, it happened again. I had prepared a Banana Burger Sandwich on Saturday and an Apple Ice cream on sunday but due to my little sweet and naughty angel I couldn't post.

My little angel once he sees the laptop will come and sit on the keyboard and cover the display and see the desktop. As he still doesn't understand that he has to type from keyboard he does this. Generation changed pa from TV to laptop. -:)

This post is for my blogging marathon - Hema's Adugemane Marathon

I planned to do Steamed Banana Cake but after steaming it turned out to be halwa. Hence made it in the shape of burger and used it along with bread as a sandwich.


Here is the Ver 2.0:

Ingredients:
  • Ripped Bananas - 3
  • Sugar - 75 grams
  • Milk - 50 ml
  • Baking Soda - 1 tsp
  • Baking Powder - 2 tsp
  • Vegetable Oil - 1 1/2 tsp
  • Wheat Flour - 1 cup (50 grams)

Method:
  • Mash the bananas and mix it along with milk, sugar
  • Sieve flour, baking soda and baking powder for 3 three times so that they mix well
  • Mix the sieved ingredients with bananas, milk and sugar, the result should be medium consistency
  • Keep it in a cooker for steaming for half an hour
  • Remove it out and allow it to cool for 10 minutes
  • Make them as burgers
  • Take 2 bread slices toast it with butter
  • Put the burger on top of one bread
  • Put one more bread on top of burger
  • Enjoy the feast along with cocojel to make a perfect evening snacks
@Readers: Please pass on your valuable comment.

Submitting this post also to following events:

Event: Kids' Delight - Fruits
Duration: April 16th to May 15th 2012
Authoress: Nupur
Event Started at: Spice Your life by Srivalli Jetti. 

Event: Summer Spirits
Duration: Mar 1st to May 31st 2012
Venue: Tomato Blues
Author: Anusha Praveen

 

Friday, October 28, 2011

Tribute-to-jayasreeaval-BananaChips

Thanks to Jayashree aunt of Kailas Kitchen, her blog has got easy recipes too for an amateur like me. A tribute to her by this post.

I selected to make Banana Chips as it was easy and fast.

Banana Chips:

Ingredients:
Banana Chips
  • 2 Bananas (used yelakka banana so it was sweet and hot)
  • Oil for deep frying - 100 gms
  • Salt - 2 tsp
  • Chilli Powder - 3 tsp
Method:
  1. Heat oil in a kadai
  2. Cut the bananas and keep it ready
  3. Once the oil is ready, put the bananas and fry them till they turn golden brown
  4. Take them into a bowl which has holes to drain the oil
  5. Sprinkle salt and chilli powder and mix them well
Serves: 2 for snacks

Raw Banana should be used to get only hot taste.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Banana Smoothie

Sunday, June 20th was my father-in-law's birthday. I don't know to make sweets and was not interested in making same Kheer, so thought of making this dish. Today, I searched names to name this dish. 

Ingredients:
a. Banana - 5
b. Sugar - 6 tsp
c. Milk - 4 tbsp
d. Cashewnut - 4
e. Kismis - 4
f. Badam - 4
g. Ghee - 4 tsp

Method:
a. Chop banana, add sugar, milk and blend the mixture
b. Slice cashewnut and badam
c. Heat the ghee and add sliced cashewnut, badam, kismis

Serve to eat.

Serves: 2 to 3 people.

Monday, December 28, 2009

Yoghurt Recipes

Yummy Yogosicles:
1/4 cup yoghurt (vanilla, banana or plain)
1 tsp. frozen orange juice concentrate
1 tsp. honey

Mix well and pour the mixture in a small plastic cup and freeze.
When the mixture is solid enough to hold up a popsicle stick, put one in and refreeze until firm.
(Have each child measure the following ingredients into a small bowl.)

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Snacks from Banana

BANANA SPLITS:
Let the children cut their own bananas with a plastic knife. Put these banana slices into ice cream (preferably vanilla) to make Banana Split Ice Cream.



BEAN SALAD:
Point out that beans are a vegetable. Make bean salad by mixing green beans and kidney beans. Top them with Italian dressing mixed with a little sugar. Serve.


BANANA PANCAKES:
1 cup plain flour
¾ cup milk
2 ripe bananas, mashed
¼ cup chopped walnuts
4 tsp. castor sugar
½ tsp. vanilla essence
¾ tsp. baking powder
1 tbsp. melted butter
some butter and honey or jam to serve

Mix all the ingredients in a bowl to make a smooth batter, making sure that no lumps remain.
Heat a non-stick pan, spread about 3 to 4 tbsp. (¼ cup) of the batter to make a thick pancake.
Cook the pancake over medium heat, using a little butter to cook both sides until golden brown.
Serve hot with honey or jam.


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