Cook the bananas by steaming them in a pressure cooker by keeping the bananas on an idli stand so as not to let the water get into the bananas.
Wait for a whistle and cook it on low flame for 1 - 2 mins and switch off the stove.
Once the steam goes, open the cooker and take out the bananas.
:- You may not be able to cook all the bananas together the same time. Do it in batches.
Peel the bananas and take out the seeds by slitting it open with a knife and taking out the black threads in it.
:- You will need a grinding stone for this.
Grind the bananas without adding any water at all on the dry grinding stone.
:- Once the whole thing is ground, it will look like kneaded atta. This cannot be done in a mixie because it will turn into pulp which is not what we want.
Melt the jaggery in a pan and make it into a thick syrup.
Reduce the heat and strain the syrup to discard all the dirt in it and pour it back into the pan.
Add the grated coconut and cinnamon powder, raisins and chopped cashews.
Mix it well with the jaggery and remove from fire and let it cool.
Make small balls from the ground bananas.
Flatten it a little in your palm and fill it with the jaggery-coconut mixture.
Make it into a ball and seal the edges using water.
Deep fry it in hot oil till it turns golden brown.