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Banana Puri (Kela Ke Puri)

Banana Puri (Kela Ke Puri)

Banana Puri (Kela Ke Puri)

Banana Puri (Kela Ki Puri)

Banana Puries are delicious fried Indian puffed bread. Puries have richness of banana flavor enhanced with cardamom. Banana Puries are good for festive occasions and holidays. These can be served for breakfast or as a snack. Puries are especially good for picnic or to take for travel.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 12 minutes
Total Time 22 minutes
Course Snack
Cuisine Indian
Servings 10 people
Ingredients
  
  • 1/2 cup Banana mashed
  • 1/2 cup sugar
  • 1 tbsp ghee or butter melted
  • 1/8 tsp crushed cardamom seeds ilachi
  • Pinch salt
  • 3 tbsp coarsely ground almonds about 18 almonds
  • 3/4 cup whole wheat flour use as needed
  • 3/4 cup all-purpose flour use as needed
Instructions
 
  • Peel and mash the banana, add the sugar, almond, butter, salt and cardamom mix it well. Add whole-wheat flour and all-purpose flour to the banana mix and make a firm and smooth dough. Keep it aside for about 2 hours.
  • Grease the fingers and knead the dough for a minute and divide in four equal parts
  • Roll them into 8” diameter and cut them in about 2” diameter, using a cookie cutter.
  • Heat the oil in a frying pan on medium heat. To check the heat if oil is ready put one piece of dough in oil, dough should sizzle and come up slowly.
  • Fry the puries few at a time don’t over crowd the frying pan. Puries will puff and fry them till they are dark brown from all around. It will take about 2 minutes to fry every batch.
  • Take them out over paper towel so it can absorb the extra oil.
Notes
Notes:
This is good recipe for vegan by replacing the butter with oil. Puries can be served hot or eaten at room temperature. Banana Puries can be stored for a week; you don’t need to refrigerate them.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

Comments

41 responses to “Banana Puri (Kela Ke Puri)”

  1. Reah

    Hi unty. I tried the banana puri recipe sorry to say it was not good

    1. Reah, Sorry to hear that, will like to know what was the reason

  2. teats good though , gave this recipe to mom she made it thanks mam

  3. Zanzanil Patel

    Hi manjula aunty,
    I tried the recipe. I let the dough sit for 2 hours but the sugar grains didn’t melt in. They were whole even after 2 hours. And the puris turned out very crispy. I don’t know what did I do wrong. Can you please advise?

    1. Zanzanil Patel. may the sugar you use it was very grainy

  4. kamla masalawalla

    sounds like a good recipe ,will make the puri’s and let you know .love your website Manjulaji.keep up the good work.

  5. chuppi

    Hi Aunty
    How many days we can preserve these puris. Pls let me know.

    Thanks

  6. frumgirl

    Dear Manjula: I tried to make these tonight but the puris wouldn’t puff like yours. Some of them puffed in a few places but not all over. Others did not puff at all. What do you think I did wrong?

  7. hi mam ……its realy amazing one……n 2…gud 2 taste….

  8. jhanvi

    Plz may I know what is all purpose flour. I knw whole whet flour.

    1. A

      I think “all purpose flour” is the same as “plain flour” – white wheat flour with no raising agents.

  9. Scaryghost

    Can you make paneer based recipes?

  10. Anny

    This is delicious recipe and best lazeez pakwan taste. Will you please send me recipe Puran pori

  11. shajila aravind

    hi Manjula.
    I have tried a few of ur recipes and it has worked out well. would like to know if u have any tindli bhaji recipe dr y . could u put it in ur website so that I can make it.

  12. Kruti

    Aunty ji,
    What do you do with the oil that is left after frying ? Do you reuse it or throw it away ?

    1. Kruti
      I don’t like to reuse the oil

      1. Kruti

        Thank you Aunty

  13. Lyan A.

    These were delicious! I stored them for a couple days and took them with me on a trip. I love the banana flavor, also the whole wheat flour. But, after 3 days or so, they get a bit hard. So you should bite a piece and let it soak in your mouth before chewing it! 😀

  14. Dominic

    Hi Manjula,

    Can I use all purpose flour instead of whole wheat flour???

    1. Dominic
      All purpose flour will work.

  15. Shraddha

    Aunty,

    How many days do these puris last for? Abt a week is ok?

    1. Divya

      Will it be good if I use only the wheat flour instead of maida?

      1. Divya
        it will work but texture off the puri will not be same

  16. Ela

    Thanks for this recipe. I made it for my family a few days ago, and we all loved it. I followed the recipe exactly, except I substituted white wheat flour for all purpose because we don’t do refined products, but it was great. I’m making your aloo bengain for dinner tomorrow night with some chapati, so I can’t wait to see how that turns out.

  17. This is very testy recipe.Thankyou

  18. carmen

    Good evening. Interesting recipe, I’ll certainly try. I do not think too much influence recipe you are using a single type of flour. Because I do not understand which are the two types of flour.
    I think the family will love for many “wonders” know how to cook.

  19. parveen

    Thank-you very much manjula aunty. I follow ur recipes and the food comes out really nice. My family loves them.
    Thank you very much

  20. shahnaj

    I am a fan of your cooking. could you please do some tehari pilao. Thank you

  21. LK

    Should it be soft ? I made the first 4, they seemed good, but while i was making another 4 – the first batch dried out and became hard as a concrete. Is that how is should be ?

    1. LK,
      Banana Puries should not be very soft, but not very hard also I think you fried them on very low heat.

      1. LK

        I’m a bit afraid to increase the heat, when i was doing this recipe the oil was so bubbly it spilled quite a bit. If i increase it i am afraid of getting splashed and burned.

  22. Kalyani

    Aunty….
    1 small question…. which oil do you use ???? From which store do u buy this…. plz mention………

    1. Kalyani,
      I like to use canola oil.

      1. Kalyani

        Thk u aunty…. 🙂

  23. Valerie

    Dear Manjula. After you have fried the puri’s, what do you do with the oil? Can it be reused, or should it be discarded. Thank you.

  24. shwetha

    hello aunty,

    I have been following your videos for quite some time and they are really good. I had one question.. why should the dough allowed to rest for 2 long hours??? IF the dough is allowed to rest… doesnt it absorb more oil while frying. Please let me know.

    1. shwetha,
      Dough consistency does get better after dough sits but I have never checked if it absorbs more oil, thank you and I will check it out some time.

  25. Biplob

    aunty u hav covered the dough wid wet cloth…… nd we can use almonds nd any nuts also..???

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