The other day I was craving for this Filipino dessert called "Turon." It's basically a deep fried banana that is wrapped in won ton wrapper. It's so simple, but I have not made this in YEARS. It's much easier to just buy it, but I wanted to make mine from scratch.
These are all the ingredients you need. You could find them at any Asian market. And, instead of regular bananas, I used plantains because they hold up much better.
I cut the plantains in quarters.
All you do is take one of the wrappers and then add one piece of the banana, one layer of the jackfruit, and add a sprinkle of brown sugar on top. I'm not sure how to describe jackfruit, but it's really sweet, almost like a mango. But, the texture is smooth, like a jello. I hope that makes sense!
Here's a close up. The jackfruit and brown sugar is what makes it sweet.
Next, you just wrap it like a burrito. You fold it over, fold in the sides, and then roll it up. You can use water or egg yolk to seal the ends.
And it will end up like this! At this point, you can fry as many as you want, or freeze them for later use.
Make sure the oil is hot and ready, and just brown each side till it is a dark, golden brown.
You don't have to sprinkle any sugar on it afterward, but I like to add just a little bit of confectioners sugar. Yum!
Enjoy!
32 comments:
Those look so good. Wow! You have the best food on this blog:)
I'm going to try this recipe. It looks really, really yummy!
Happy Tuesday!
OOoooo that looks seriously good! Not to be silly, but what is jackfruit? Would there be a substitute? We only have one very small grocery store, so I wonder what I could use in it's place.
Those look so totally yummy! I was going to ask what jackfruit is too!
Must try these one of these days. Soon.
Yum!
Oh, you so make me want to have turon right now!!! I miss this.
(I've put your link up for you!)
Oh my goodness they look amazing!!! I cant wait to try then but will have to look for a substitute for the jackfruit!! Yummy
They look really good.
That looks awesome! Yummy!
Alicia! These look absolutely DELICIOUS! I am so delighted you shared with us this fabulous dessert. You are a gem among women!
Wow, you really know how to do some cooking! I am gonna try to bake a cake today..wish me luck:)
Those look great!
That looks FANTASTIC:-)
These look so good! Our old neighbors were Filipino, and she was an wonderful cook and baker. We had some of the best treats when they lived next door.
That looks yummy -- and incredibly easy. I might have to try it!
Yummy! I love adding brown sugar to make stuff sweet. I've never heard of jackfruit...I will have to look for it next time I go grocery shopping.
oh my gosh that looks delicious!!! my mouth is watering right now... YUM!
OMG!!! I love that stuff...but have never made them on my own. I usually just wait for my next visit back home. I think I'm goign to give it a try since you made it look so easy. I've never had it with jackfruit, but that sounds good too! I usually have the jackfruit in halo halo!
My favorite!! Matamis na saging , hurray!
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Those turn out so pretty when they're done!
Well, yum! Those look incredible! I wish you lived near me:)
I don't eat bananas at all, but I can't even tell you how excited I am to see Jackfruit. I just got gifted a Jackfruit tree in FarmVille you see. LOL!
I have never tried this but it looks awesome. I'm following you from my new blog so I'll can be in touch twice as often! :)
Thanks, Alicia. I accidentally disabled the comment link. I was beginning to think that people are getting bored with my blog, hence the zero comments!!
You're the greatest, sista!!
Oh, so great. The girls LOVE plantains and are always asking me to make something new with Plantains. Thank you so much for this great idea.
I've never heard of this before, but it sure looks delicious!
i left you something on my blog!
OH MY YUMMINESS!!! Anything fried is my friend!!! We have an asian store not too far...I may have to try these!!
Yum! ...and now I'VE learned something new today ;D Thanks!
Those look so yummy!!!!
we love turon!
Yum! I have to admit, that I will make this even if I am the only one at home to eat it! (I really love these fried bananas!) Except, even if I don't have any jackfruit, I will put a slice of banana and the brown sugar and fry them.
Blessings & Aloha!
(trying to catch up on some blog reading :o)
Now this is so so so YUMMMY!!!!
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