Can I use other fruits instead of banana?
While ripe banana is traditional, you can experiment with thinly sliced mango or even apple, but adjust the cooking time as they might release more water.
Thai · dessert
25m
Total time
2
Servings
450
kcal
easy
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While ripe banana is traditional, you can experiment with thinly sliced mango or even apple, but adjust the cooking time as they might release more water.
Vegetable oil or coconut oil works best for achieving that crispy texture. You can also mix a little butter in for extra flavor, as I often do.
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