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    Nendrapazham Roast Recipe

    Last Updated On: Apr 8, 2025 by Aarthi


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    Nendrapazham Roast Recipe with step by step pictures. Caramelized bananas cooked in ghee and sprinkled with sugar.

    Nendrapazham Roast Recipe

    I wanted to share this with you because it has been my craving right now. And i have been craving for certain foods each month. During my first 3 months i have been craving for raw mangoes with some salt. Then during my 4th month i have been craving for chocolates, specially BOUNTY, i love them so much, Have emptied tons of them. And now i am craving for chocolates, sweets and this one. So this recipe is indeed special for me.

    Enough with the suspense, hope there is no suspense at this point. I always wanted to share this news with you guys long time before itself. But hubby stopped me from doing it. But now i can't resist to share this news with you all. 

    Yes I AM PREGNANT. And i am in my 6th month. Just 4 more months to get the precious gift of our life. So now no more suspense, the secret is revealed. Will be sharing all the stuff which i feel and see in my coming posts.

    I was feeling a little tired before and my cooking spirit was at its low level. I hardly even went into the kitchen. Thanks to my lovely mom, hubby and family who supported me through out my first and second trimester. They all kept me go on. But slowly i am getting into the spirit, i was in my mum's place most of the days and all the post which you see here is made in her kitchen. 

    Table of Contents

    • About this Recipe
    • Ingredients for Nendrapazham Roast
    • How to Make Nendrapazham Roast
    • 📖 Recipe Card
    • Nendrapazham Roast Recipe | Ripe Plantain Fry Recipe | Caramelized Banana Recipe
    • Nendrapazham Roast Step by Step

    About this Recipe

    Nendrapazham Roast Recipe with step by step pictures. Caramelized bananas cooked in ghee and sprinkled with sugar. This is not even a recipe, so simple to make, but i have to share this with you guys, because i love it so much, starting from my childhood. Whenever i see some ripe plantains lying around the first thing i want to do is THIS ONE.

    Ingredients for Nendrapazham Roast

    • Ripe Plantain / Nendrapazham - 2 large
    • Sugar - 2 to 3 tblspn or as needed
    • Ghee - 2 tblspn

    How to Make Nendrapazham Roast

    1. Peel and  slice your bananas into rounds.
    2. Heat ghee in a kadai. Add the bananas in ghee and toss well.
    3. Cook for 5 more mins till it is lightly caramelized.
    4. Now sprinkle some sugar over the banana and toss well again.
    5. Cook this for 5 more mins till it is nicely caramelized and golden.
    6. Serve warm or room temp.

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    Nendrapazham Roast Recipe | Ripe Plantain Fry Recipe | Caramelized Banana Recipe

    Nendrapazham Roast Recipe with step by step pictures. Caramelized bananas cooked in ghee and sprinkled with sugar.
    5 from 1 vote
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    Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
    Cook Time: 5 minutes minutes
    Total Time: 10 minutes minutes
    Servings: 4 servings
    Calories: 198kcal

    Ingredients

    • 2 large Ripe Plantain / Nendrapazham
    • 2 tbsp Sugar
    • 2 tbsp Ghee

    Instructions

    • Peel and  slice your bananas into rounds.
    • Heat ghee in a kadai. Add the bananas in ghee and toss well.
    • Cook for 5 more mins till it is lightly caramelized.
    • Now sprinkle some sugar over the banana and toss well again.
    • Cook this for 5 more mins till it is nicely caramelized and golden.
    • Serve warm or room temp.

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    Nutrition

    Serving: 1servings | Calories: 198kcal | Carbohydrates: 35g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 8g | Saturated Fat: 5g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.3g | Monounsaturated Fat: 2g | Cholesterol: 19mg | Sodium: 4mg | Potassium: 436mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 22g | Vitamin A: 1009IU | Vitamin C: 16mg | Calcium: 3mg | Iron: 0.5mg
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    Nendrapazham Roast Step by Step

    You will need banana, ghee and sugar
    Slice your bananas
    Heat ghee in a kadai
    Add bananas in them
    Toss well with the ghee
    Fry them for few mins till they are lightly caramelized
    Sprinkle over some sugar
    Toss well again
    Fry till they are nice and golden
    Serve
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    Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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    Comments

    1. Rumana Ambrin

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      So delicious...

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    2. Rafeeda AR

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      congratulations arthy... all the very best... since i've two, i can understand how the cooking spirit can be at an all time low... 🙂 this is one long forgotten item, i guess i've to make it soon...

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    3. safiya

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      Congrats arthi....god bless u..

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    4. shalu

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      Oh Wow..Well firstly Congrats on your pregnancy to your husband and you. All these years your heart beat for one.Now it will beat for two.Cant wait too see Junior chef Yummy.Just dont stress and take care of yourself.Good Luck!!Love ya and God bless you and your family.

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    5. Anonymous

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      Congrats Aarthy...

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    6. Sangeetha Nambi

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      Wow ! Congrats Aarthi... Take gud carezzz.... Eat Healthy...

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    7. Jay

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      wow...lipsmacking recipe Aarti..
      Congrats on the great news...take care..:)

      Reply
    8. Rocio Valle Gonzalez

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      OH MY GOD!!!!
      congrats for your pregnancy!!
      I have a baby, hi is 9 month right now, and yes I understand your "low-cooking" hehe.
      The bananas looks great!!
      Hope to you the best!
      Kisses!! 🙂

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    9. RAKS KITCHEN

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      Yummy it looks, never tasted before...

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    10. Mubashira Anjum

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      So happy for u dear!!!!!!!!!!! Many congrats!! Motherhood is such a wonderful feeling!!!!!!!!! Take care of ur health!!

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    11. kanchana

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      congrats aarthi

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    12. Tamilarasi Sasikumar

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      Congrats dear...

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    13. Navya Diwakar

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      Congratulations Aarthi! Having a 7 month baby now, I totally remember all the cravings I had last year when I was pregnant... Btw - pregnant or not : this recipe is absolutely amazing! I will definitely try this.

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    14. Ms.Chitchat

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      congratulations on ur pregnancy and best wishes for a safe delivery. Lovely dish.

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    15. Rev

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      DELICIOUS!

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    16. Anonymous

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      Congrats aarthi. Wwlcome to motherhood.nice and easy receipe.

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    17. beingFab

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      Congratulations!!! Cravings can be really strange sometimes :-). In my hometown, this particular dish is given to new mothers, to help regain their energy 😀

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    18. Padmajha PJ

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      Congrats Aarthi.That's really a good news; Take care of your health dear:)

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    19. chitra

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      congrats aarthi. here also the same condition. i am in my7th month and also carving for so many things. take care of ur health.

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    20. Babitha costa

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      Congrats aarthi,take care

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    21. morri

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      Wow, this is good news. I'm so happy for you! And the little one is very lucky - anyone would want a Mum who cooks this good 🙂

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    22. Priya Suresh

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      Congrats dear, take care of ur health, thats really a happy news for us..

      Those nendrapazham roast makes me drool.

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    23. Anonymous

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      Congratulations!!!

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    24. martinealison

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      Délicieux, j'en suis certaine !
      Flambées au rhum !... cela doit être bien aussi!
      Gros bisous

      Reply
    25. AK

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      Wow!! Congrats girl!!!

      Reply
    26. RAKS KITCHEN

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      Hey aarthi, super, congrats!! 🙂 Happy happy, take care 🙂

      Reply
    27. Sireesha Puppala

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      Congrats aarty take care

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    28. Jaya

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      Congrats Aarthi! Best Wishes!

      Reply
    29. jinto132

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      very nice with photos

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    30. SHARMILEE J

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      I missed it...happy news to share. Congrats!!

      Reply
    31. Anonymous

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      congratzz on your good news :)..dis dish is my favorite too.. it would be more yummy if you add some grated coconut and sprinkle a bit of cardomom powder into this 😉

      Reply
    32. Anonymous

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      Congrats... take care....

      Reply
    33. Anonymous

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      Congrats aarthi.....take care....

      Reply
    34. sadie madie

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      Hi
      Long time em reading n trying ur recipes i must say ur wonder ful person like ur recipes.em big fan of ur photography too..i know its very difficult to take pics while u are cooking..luv ya

      Reply
    35. Sonali

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      Hello Arthi!
      I have been following your posts since one month now and believe it or not I have fallen in love with you and your recipes. They are just supeb. Thanks for sharing them . Will try this banana recipe today.
      May God bless you. Stay happy 🙂

      Reply
    36. Madhu

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      Aarthi, these are the eating bananas or the bananas that r used to make curries?

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    37. Aarthi

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      @MadhuIt is eating banana

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    38. Anonymous

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      Hi should we use only nendrapazham or anytype?

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    39. shilpa goon

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      Congrats dear Aarthi...keep well..

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    40. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousnendrapazham is what used.

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    41. Anonymous

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      Hi Aarthi we don' find nendrapazham can i use normal ripe bananas
      And can i skip ghee with butter or oil

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    42. minakshi sharma

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      Many many congratulations . .
      Take care of yourself and keep posting Awsome Recipes .

      Reply
    43. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousnendrapazham is what gives the taste, but you can try using any other banana too

      Reply
    44. Anjali

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      Cngrtz aarthi...

      Reply
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