fried banana snowballs * christmas winter *. Playing snowballs outside is a very fun activity loved by kids and adults - it immediately creates a festive mood! If you want some snow not only outside, or just don't have snow in winter, then you'll love these ideas for winter décor - these are snowballs for outdoor and indoor decor. Mix in the flour, pecans, and salt.
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Gently drop each piece of banana into the hot oil.
Deep fry the bananas in batches.
You can cook fried banana snowballs * christmas winter * using 7 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of fried banana snowballs * christmas winter *
- You need 1 packages of red velvet pancake mix (14 oz.).
- It's 1 of veggie oil ( enough for deep frying).
- Prepare 1/2 packages of powdered sugar.
- Prepare 1 of the ingredients stated on pancake mix pkg..
- You need 1/2 cup of flour.
- You need 1 tsp of baking soda.
- Prepare 5 of very slightly green bananas. (peeled).
Turn the bananas over so both sides turn golden brown in color and become crispy. Use a slotted spoon to remove the fried bananas out of the oil, drain on a plate lined with paper towels. A Snowball Wreath For Christmas And Winter By Martha Stewart If you want to enhance the look of your home, then you can decide to do this by adding fireplace mantel snowball wreath at your home. It will enhance the look of your fireplace mantel, and it is a perfect Christmas décor option for any house.
fried banana snowballs * christmas winter * step by step
- heat oil in medium\small pot.
- slice bananas to desired thickness.. I prefer about 1/2 in... set aside.
- pour pancake mix in medium bowl. add flour and baking soda. sift together..
- add ingredients according to pkg. directions. in my case it was just add water) (which seems to work best).
- dunk banana slices into batter one at a time..
- drop 4 at a time into hot oil and fry until lightly browned and is crispy..
- remove from oil and drain and cool on wire racks. (place wax paper underneath cuz it may get messy).
- in a seperate bowl pour in powdered sugar..
- remove any "tails" of fried dough from ur banana balls.. ( do not discard.. they make great crumbles for on top of icecream!).
- when completely cool roll the fried banana balls into the powdered sugar. coat completely! so they look like snowballs..
- assemble on a plate and serve...
- tip: when dropping into hot oil they do sink to the bottom and may stick... affter a few seconds just gently scrape them off and then they will float. fry for only a few seconds more. do not over fry or they will burn..
- makes a great snack, dessert or party pleaser!.
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