Miki's Food Archives : Mashed Banana Fritters aka Jemput-Jemput Pisang/ Kueh Kodok 炸QQ香蕉球

Mashed Banana Fritters aka Jemput-jemput Pisang or Kueh Kodok was my school times favourite snacks sold at the Malay stalls. The traditional recipe uses just plain flour, banana, sugar, baking powder and salt. The texture is more solid, dense and crumbly.

I like the traditional one when I was younger. Now I'm no longer a teenager with such good metabolism, eating such heavy food will last me whole day that I can't enjoy other food. Sad right? So I would prefer less oily and lighter food. Craving for this deep fried fritters but don't want heavy food? I must think out-of-the-box and do my food experiment again!

This recipe is especially customised for myself. Uses the mixture of 3 kinds of flour - Self Raising Flour, Rice Flour and Glutinous Rice Flour, yield puffy fritters, crispy from the outside and chewy in the inside. And most importantly, these fritters are not oily at all. I am so delighted to have created this awesome recipe and it's definitely the one that I'll be keeping and using again and again.

Love the crispiness of this puffy banana fritters and it's chewy texture in the inside.

Ingredients:

1 Ripe Banana (peeled and mashed) 熟透的香蕉 1 条（压成泥）

1 tbsp Sugar 糖 1汤匙

Pinch of Salt 盐少许

20g/ 2tbsp Self Raising Flour 20克自发粉

10g/ 1tbsp Rice Flour 10克粘米粉

*10g/ 1tbsp Glutinous Rice Flour 10克糯米粉

Some oil for frying 油

Note: If you like it less chewy, replace *glutinous rice flour with self raising flour.

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Method:

1. Mix all ingredients in a bowl.
把全部材料搅拌均匀。

2. Heat up oil in a saucepan to 160-170'C. Scoop the batter and carefully pour into the hot oil.
烧热油，小心的把面糊分次倒入锅里。

3. Deep fry until golden brown. Enjoy!
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