Banana Fritters or Fried Banana Balls

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Want something junky and delicious? Try these fried banana balls.  Remember when I mentioned my spoiling bananas in the other days post?  Well I had lots of spoiling bananas so I made the banana cake and then a few days later made these banana balls.  Have you every tried fried dough at the carnival or fair? Well this is very similar but with mashed bananas included for added flavor. Try it..

This is a quick and easy to make junky food. It takes about 10 minutes in total to make. And has very little ingredients.

Ingrediants

 1 1/2 cup flour
1 egg
1 cup sugar
1 tsp baking powder
1 cup water
2 mashed bananas

 Mix all the ingredients together until smooth. Then in a very small pot fill it  almost half way with regular oil (Not olive oil). Turn the stove on  to medium heat and Preheat the oil for about 5 minutes before you start cooking your banana balls. (You want the oil to be hot). 

 Once hot take your mixture into regular tablespoon fills and drop them into the oil. Do about 5 balls at a time. When they are light broom and fluffy on one side turn it over to get brown on the other side this should take 1 - 2 minutes.  

Once cooked remove it from the oil and put them onto a paper towel to remove the excess oil.
Your done - you can eat it just like that. Or for an even sweeter tooth. You can mix together just a little bit of cinnamon and sugar in a plate and roll your banana ball onto the cinnamon/sugar mix to coat it and eat it just like that.

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Enjoy!!!

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  1. AnonymousJuly 16, 2013 at 5:12 PM

    I love this will be making soon, will take a photo if it comes out as good.

    Blog fan
    Very Hot England.

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