Tarrah's Sweet Fried Bananas With Raspberry Coconut Sauce

"This is my own concotion based on a dessert I had at a restaurant in Vieques. Super easy to make, these are awesome with the sauce. I recommend using organic bananas, as they taste much better than conventional. If you can't find any small ones, use a large banana, but cut it in half. Measurements are aproximate...."
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
10 fried bananas
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • For the Bananas:

  • In a deep wok or skillet, fill with peanut oil half way, and heat until about 375 degrees, or when bubbles form around food when placed in oil. (tear off a little piece of the wrappers, and place in oil to test)
  • Place bananas on wrappers diagonaly across, and drizzle with a little honey. Sprinkle a little bit of cinnamon on top of banana and honey. (the 1/4 cup honey and the cinnamon is for all of the bananas).
  • Wrap bananas in eggroll wrappers: Fold bottom corner over banana, then tuck side corners in, Roll rest of wrapper over banana, using a little water (or honey) to seal the edges.
  • Place wrapped bananas in fryer oil and fry until golden (about 5 minutes).
  • Drain on paper towel, and allow to cool slightly before serving.
  • For Sauce:

  • Place strained raspberries and coconut milk in small saucepan and heat over medium heat.
  • Stir to combine, then add and stir in remaining ingredients.
  • Heat mixture until boiled down slightly, and you have a realtivly thick sauce.
  • You may want to chill sauce before serving, but it is good warm too.
  • Sprinkle fried bananas with powdered sugar and serve with raspberry sauce.

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