INGREDIENTS
Banana pulp (mashed fine)
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2 cups
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Rice flour (coarse)
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1 cup heaped
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Jaggery
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¾ cup
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Scraped fresh coconut
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¾ cup
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Water
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1 ½ cup
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Salt
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1 pinch
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Soda or eno fruit salt
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1/8 tsp
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Elaichi pdr / cardamom pdr
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1/8 tsp
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ACCOMPANIMENT
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Coconut milk (thin)
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1 cup
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Jaggery
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T.T.
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METHOD:
1.
Dry roast the coarse rice flour till it changes
colour and it becomes easy to move around in the pan. Dissolve the jaggery in the
water.
2.
Mix together well all the ingredients except the
soda / eno and the accompaniment ingredients. Make sure you use little less
water than the given quantity. Check the consistency. Add more water only if required. It should be of pouring
consistency but not runny.
3.
Apply oil or ghee on a plate or use a dhokla
stand if you have.
4.
Dissolve the soda / eno in a very little water
and put it in the batter. Mix well and immediately pour ladlefuls of the batter
in the plates.
5.
Steam them in a steamer for for 15 – 20 min till
cooked and a knife comes out clean when poked in the centre of the sandan.
6.
Remove from the steamer and invert the plate and
allow it to cool.
7.
Make sure you pass a knife around the plate so
that the sandan will be loose from the sides.
8.
Now invert the plate and try to remove them
intact and whole.
9.
Dissolve the jaggery in the coconut milk. Pour melted
ghee on the sandan and serve them with sweetened coconut milk.
Using the same method and ingredients you can also make fansachi (jackfruit) sandane and ambyachi (mango) sandane. just replace the banana pulp with jackfruit or mango pulp.
Using the same method and ingredients you can also make fansachi (jackfruit) sandane and ambyachi (mango) sandane. just replace the banana pulp with jackfruit or mango pulp.
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