Peel the raw bananas using a sturdy knife or vegetable peeler; be careful of the slippery peel and keep fingers clear of the blade. Cut the bananas into 1‑inch cubes.
02
Step
Preparation
Place the banana cubes in a bowl of water and add a pinch of turmeric powder; stir gently. Soak for 5 minutes to prevent discoloration and boost antioxidant content.
03
Step
Preparation
While the bananas soak, dice the medium onion into fine pieces, slit the green chilies lengthwise, and set aside.
04
Step
Tadka (Tempering)
Heat 1 tbsp coconut or groundnut oil in a wide, heavy‑bottomed pan over medium heat; the oil will shimmer when ready.
05
Step
Tadka (Tempering)
Add ½ tsp mustard seeds; listen for the characteristic pop. When they begin to splutter, add ½ tsp cumin seeds and stir quickly to avoid burning.
06
Step
Tadka (Tempering)
Add the sprig of curry leaves, 1‑2 dried red chilies, and the slit green chilies; stir for 10 seconds to release their fragrance.
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Step
Tadka (Tempering)
Add the diced onion; sauté until it turns translucent and soft, about 2‑3 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent sticking.
08
Step
Spice It Up
Sprinkle ½ tsp turmeric powder over the sautéed onions; stir continuously for 20 seconds until the mixture becomes aromatic and the color deepens.
Per Serving
Nutrition Breakdown
1 bowl (approximately 200g)
839.00
Calories per serving
10.03g
Protein
419.28g
Carbs
59.09g
Fat
Fiber14.78g
Sugar18.12g
Sodium10738.75mg
Cholesterol0.00mg
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