Banana Halwa

@allknowing (147517)
India
June 8, 2024 7:24pm CST
The entire hand of the bananas that we had harvested is fully ripe. I have kept them in the fridge although bananas are normally not kept in the fridge. There is no other alternative. I do not think I can keep them in the fridge for long I am planning on making banana halwa. You just mash the bananas to a paste and add the same quantity of sugar as that of the banana paste, Cook it and as the halwa is getting formed add ghee and cardaomom powder. Spread in on a try that is lined with ghee. Cut into pieces when cold. And do not forget to eat!! Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Banana_Halwa_South_India_Sweets.jpg
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• Philippines
9 Jun 24
This looks yummy.. but I wonder if it's hard to cook or nope?
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
You have to keep stirring and the indication that it is ready is when it leaves the sides.
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
@DevMrSamEleazar India has a lot in common with your country
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• Philippines
9 Jun 24
@allknowing Ohh thanks! It's just like a BIKO here in Philippines
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@TheHorse (227685)
• Walnut Creek, California
9 Jun 24
Sounds interesting! What should I have on the side? Coffee? Milk?
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
Anything goes Even water
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@TheHorse (227685)
• Walnut Creek, California
9 Jun 24
@allknowing Thank you.
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
@TheHorse Have you tasted banana halwa so far?
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@AmbiePam (99236)
• United States
9 Jun 24
It certainly sounds yummy.
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
I love anything sweet and this with a touch of ghee and cardamom is sure to go down with relish (lol)
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@JudyEv (356112)
• Rockingham, Australia
9 Jun 24
I put bananas into the fridge to keep them a few days longer too. That looks a delicious chewy sweet.
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
I have bought this halwa online and yes it is chewy and delicious
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@Kandae11 (56514)
9 Jun 24
That should be extra sweet, seeing ripe bananas are already sweet.
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
Sugar is needed for the binding. It will not harden otherwise.
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• China
9 Jun 24
This food is very good
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
You will like it if you have a sweet tooth I have (lol)
@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
@zhangxueying Fruits are good. I eat them too.
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• China
9 Jun 24
@allknowing I occasionally eat sweets, and I often eat fruits.
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@mayka123 (16973)
• India
9 Jun 24
I am very fond of bananas and next time I have too many at home I know what to do. I will definitely try this out. Thanks for sharing.
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
Good luck with your effort
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@psanasangma (7687)
• India
9 Jun 24
Seeing the image itself I also wants to try but perhaps one day not now
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
10 Jun 24
Make up your mind (lol)
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@jstory07 (144628)
• Roseburg, Oregon
9 Jun 24
That looks so good. You make really good tasting food.
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
9 Jun 24
Thank you. It is quite easy to make
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@RasmaSandra (86027)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
9 Jun 24
I had never heard of this but it sure looks tasty sort of like candy,
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
10 Jun 24
Sweet and soft.
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@garymarsh6 (23475)
• United Kingdom
9 Jun 24
I will pop in to have some when you make them. Delicious!
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@allknowing (147517)
• India
10 Jun 24
You are welcome
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