How to make crispy, delicious, dried
bananas at home
Dried
bananas are a snack that most people love because bananas are good for your
health, but buying bananas from a store will definitely contain preservatives.
So, you should make your own home-made, delicious and healthy food at home.
However, if you want to make a dried, fragrant, crispy banana-like dish outside
the store, you need to follow the following ingredients and steps:
Ingredients prepared for drying bananas
Ripe bananas: Bananas for drying should
be ripe bananas because at this time bananas will no longer cause harmful
substances to the intestinal tract. Ripe bananas get their natural sugar
content as well as their characteristic delicious taste. Depending on your
eating needs, you may want to prepare your desired number of bananas.
Note when
choosing ripe bananas to choose the ripe yellow fruits, feel solid hand, not
charred or deep skin. Avoid picking long-ripened rags because the bananas will
be mushy, the sugar in the bananas will be naturally fermented, so the taste
will not be delicious.
Fresh lemon: Fresh lemon is used to
spread the surface of the banana, making the piece of banana to be more
astringent and more flavorful. For each set of ripe bananas for drying, you
only need to prepare 1 large lemon or 2 small lemons.
Vanilla: Vanilla will make your dried
bananas smell better and more fragrant. You can easily find vanilla at dealers
or supermarkets because this is a popular food flavoring. The amount of vanilla
that is sufficient for 1 batch of dried bananas is about 2-3 small tubes.
The steps to make a dried banana are as
follows
Step 1: Prepare
Bananas: Ripe bananas you cut from the
grass. Next, use a knife or a peeled banana peel and place on a clean, dry
plate.
Use a knife
to cut the peeled bananas into moderate slices (not too thin, not too thick).
You can cut the bananas in the shape of a bevel, circle or slice along the body
of a banana as you like, need.
After
cutting, fold the sliced bananas into a separate dish.
Lemon: Lemon cuts your fruit, squeezes
water and removes seeds. Next, you mix the lemon juice with about 0.5 liters
more and put in a spray bottle for food.
Step
2: Drying the bananas
Place the
sliced bananas in the dryer tray of a fruit dryer or into the oven tray. Note
that in the process of folding, you need to ensure the dexterity and lightness
because the thin, ripe bananas are easily broken.
After you
put the bananas in the drying tray, use a diluted lemon spray bottle and spray
over the entire piece. After spraying, you spread vanilla layer on the surface
of bananas and put into the oven to dry.
Dry bananas
in the oven for 20 minutes at a temperature of about 120 - 125 degrees. After
the end of the drying period, pull out the tray, flip the bananas with the food
clamp and spray the lemon and vanilla juice as you would on the front. Next,
depending on the color of the bottom of the banana pieces, adjust the
temperature and the next baking time accordingly.
Bananas are
dried and ripe when they are golden brown, fresh, unburnt, and have a distinct
aroma. Pieces of banana are crispy but still have to be flexible, avoid
grilling for a long time at high temperatures so bananas will be crunchy.
Dried
bananas can be used even after being removed from the oven and allowed to cool.
You can store bananas in glass jars, dry plastic jars or dry plastic bags in
the refrigerator compartment so you can sip them gradually.
With two
simple steps as above, you will be able to make dried bananas at home preparing
as outside the store without spending much money. Good luck.






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