I
have a soft spot for Malaysian ingredients when it comes to whipping up
desserts, and palm sugar, while not the Zen-perfect choice, is a great
alternative to white sugar. Forget about pricey maple syrups or honey -
tropical coconut is a game-changer in banana desserts. I adore coconut, don’t
you?
Banana Pancake Palm Sugar Coconut Bliss
Ingredients
3 ripe bananas (mashed)
1 banana (sliced, for topping)
1 cup self-raising flour (or all-purpose flour with a pinch of baking powder)
Milk (as needed)
1 egg
Butter (as needed)
To Pair With
Palm sugar/Gula Melaka syrup (simmer palm sugar with water)
Fresh grated coconut
Method
Mix flour and egg into the mashed bananas, whisking gently.
Gradually add milk until the batter reaches pancake consistency.
Heat a pan with butter, pour in batter to form pancakes, and cook until golden
brown on both sides.
Remove pancakes and keep aside.
Top each pancake with palm sugar syrup and grated coconut.
2 ripe bananas
3/4 cup cake flour
Fresh grated coconut (as needed)
Sugar (as needed)
A little oil
Method
Mash the bananas and mix with cake flour until smooth.
Heat a portable grill and add a little oil.
Scoop spoonfuls of the batter onto the grill and cook until golden brown on
both sides.
Mix sugar
with grated coconut.
Roll
the fritters in the coconut-sugar mixture.
Method
Heat the butter in a pan.
Add palm sugar and caramelize the mixture.
Add bananas and cook over high heat for 2-3 minutes, until caramelized.
Remove
and place on a serving tray.
Sprinkle with crushed peanuts and grated coconut.
Method
Drizzle banana slices with melted salted butter.
Top with crispy desiccated coconut.
Sliced bananas
Brownie pieces
Salted caramel ice cream
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