The delightful method of showcasing the versatility of bananas through frying has become widely embraced across global cuisines. This cooking technique has gained popularity, with fried bananas being relished as snacks, desserts, or even side dishes.
Referred to as 'pisang goreng' in Indonesian/Malay, the deep-fried banana is a beloved treat achieved by coating bananas or plantains in batter and then deep frying them. This culinary delight is commonly enjoyed in Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, Singapore, Brunei, and the Philippines. Street vendors in Indonesia and Malaysia often specialize in selling 'pisang goreng.'
The result is deep-fried bananas with a crispy exterior and a sweet, creamy interior, making them an ideal accompaniment for teatime and pairing well with coffee, tea, or hot chocolate.
In addition to their delicious taste, fried bananas are not just easy to prepare but also offer nutritional benefits. Rich in natural sugars, they provide essential nutrients like potassium, vitamin C, and dietary fiber.
Deep Fried Banana Delight
Bananas represent on of the most widely traded agricultural goods in the world with annual export valued at five billion dollars. There are two main varieties of bananas, the fruit or sweet banana and the plantain.....
The most popular posts
-
Quercetin, a bioactive polyphenolic flavonoid, is recognized for its potent antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral functions. While b...
-
Banana skins offer cheap pectin Tapping into the trend for alternative sources of pectin, researchers have reported that pectin from banana ...
-
Taxonomic Classification Bananas and plantains belong to the genus Musa , of the family Musaceae. The genus has five sections namely Eumusa...
-
Banana Malayan leaf spot, caused by the fungus Haplobasidium musae , is a significant yet generally minor disease that affects banana and pl...
-
The pseudo-stem of banana plant is the stem of banana plant that provides and transports nutrients from the soil to the fruits. The banana p...
Other selected articles
-
-
The term ‘sauce’ originates from the Latin word salsus, meaning ‘salted.’ Throughout history, sauces have been integral to cuisines worldwide, enhancing th...
-