Kaya pola is a traditional malabar dessert made especially on special occasions like iftar. It is quick and easy to prepare and uses very few ingredients.
A few things before we start:
- The riper the plaintain the sweeter the flesh and quicker it turns brown when fried in ghee.
- Sealing the dish tight is important to get the right texture.
- I steamed my kaya pola in individual ramekins which helps the presentation and portioning.
- I avoided cashew nuts since my son is not a big fan of nuts in general.
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Keralan sweet plantain souffle
Keralan sweet plantain souffle
കായ പോള
Serves:4
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Ingredients:
1- Plaintain (ripe) - 3
2- Eggs - 4
Sugar - 3tbsp
Cardamom powder - 1tsp
3- Ghee - 3tbsp + 1 tbsp to grease
4- Cashew nuts - 1 tbsp
Raisins - 1 tbsp
Method:
- Peel the plaintains and cut the flesh into small squares.
- In a pan heat ghee and stir fry the plantain in ghee till golden brown in colour.
- Drain excess ghee and let cool
- Fry cashews in the same ghee followed by raisins. Keep aside.
- In a bowl whisk 4 eggs , sugar and cardamom powder well till frothy.
- Now add fried plantain to this egg mixture, followed by cashew nuts and raisins Mix well.
- Pour this mixture to a greased steam-proof dish and seal using cling film.
- Steam for 20 minutes or till a tooth pick inserted comes out clean.
- Serve medium hot.
Cheers
Sherin Deepu
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