Banana fritters

Oh my gosh back at it again, in the kitchen whipping up some fritters again. Yep back with another fritters recipe and this time we’re using bananas. There are different ways to make banana fritters, the main components being bananas (of course), flour, sugar and, salt. Now some like to add either milk or water to their banana fritters but I don’t. Why? Well if you didn’t know, now you do bananas are 75% water so you don’t need any additional liquid because the bananas provide the necessary…

Poppable and snackable, these fluffy Banana Fritters are an amazing breakfast treat that is almost impossible to stop eating!

Kuih kodok is Malaysian fried mashed banana fritter. This homemade recipe is easy, with a twist to make the kuih kodok soft, crispy and delicious!

A lovely crispy treat, serve warm or with syrup drizzled or a blob of ice cream! A great way to use up spare or leftover bananas too! Really quick & easy recipe

Bananas are commonly found in tropical countries and as source of their food or staple. This Banana fritters recipe is the one we can find in Philippines.” Maruya “as what it is commonl…

This easy recipe for sweet, crispy banana fritters will give you a delicious dessert, which all the family will love. Ready in 5-10 minutes!

I used overripe bananas to make these banana fritters and they were so good! #bananafritters #breakfast #dessert #fritters #appetizer #preciouscore

Mashed bananas combined with flour and other ingredients to make a batter and then fried until golden brown. It is best when rolled in granulated white sugar after frying.

Filipino Banana Fritters, locally known as Maruya, feature saba banana slices coated in a light, crispy batter made from rice flour.

Jamaican Banana Fritters are a delicious and very easy to make breakfast or anytime snack recipe that's sure to be a winner! They're the perfect way to use up ripen bananas that's mixed together with simple pantry items, and is ready in no time. Enjoy this lightly fried; crisp and golden with a perfectly sweet center Caribbean treat whenever you are craving something sweet whether it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner.