Peel 10 ripe raja bananas until completely free of skin.
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Be careful when using a knife to peel bananas so you don't cut your fingers.
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Peel 10 ripe raja bananas until completely free of skin.
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Be careful when using a knife to peel bananas so you don't cut your fingers.
Cut each banana in half lengthwise on a cutting board.
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Cut the bananas slowly on the cutting board so the pieces are even in size.
Mix 200 g low protein flour, 75 g rice flour, 1 tbsp cornstarch, 3 tbsp granulated sugar, and 1 tsp baking powder in a large bowl. Pour in a portion of 250 ml ice water and 30 ml instant coconut milk, mix well. Pour in the remaining ice water, stir until well mixed with the right consistency. Add 1 tsp salt, stir until dissolved.
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Stir the batter evenly until there are no flour lumps, otherwise the fried food will taste like raw flour.
Hot oil may splash, place the bananas slowly into the pan.
Dip the banana pieces into the batter until evenly coated. Fry the bananas in hot oil over medium heat for about 3 minutes until half cooked and the batter hardens to white, then remove and drain.
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Use medium heat when half-frying so the outside doesn't burn prematurely.
Hot oil and sugar caramel are very hot, use chopsticks or tongs carefully when removing the bananas.
Mix 3 tbsp palm sugar into the remaining batter, stir well. Dip the half-cooked bananas into the palm sugar batter again, then fry in hot oil until golden brown and caramelized. Remove and drain.
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Palm sugar caramelizes easily, remove immediately once it turns golden brown so it doesn't burn.
Arrange the cooked crispy fried bananas in a serving dish, then sprinkle powdered sugar on top.
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Sprinkle the powdered sugar evenly with a strainer to avoid clumping in one spot.