BANANA CATSUP (Process 1)

Ingredients:

  • 1 kilo cavendish (saba) bananas
  • 1 head onion
  • 1 pc red bell pepper
  • 1 head garlic
  • 3-3/4 liter water
  • 20 pcs chili pepper
  • 500 mL vinegar
  • 1 kilo brown sugar
  • 100 grams rock salt
  • 1/8 tsp cloves (fine clavo de comer)
  • 1/8 tsp cinnamon
  • 1/8 tsp paprika
  • 1 tsp catsup red # 600
  • 1/8 tsp strawberry red
  • 1/8 tsp chocolate brown
  • 5 grams sodium benzoate

Utensils:

  • casserole
  • strainer
  • bowls
  • chopping board (plastic)
  • stainless steel knives
  • measuring spoons
  • weighing scales
  • thermometer
  • ladle
  • osterizer/food processor
  • funnel
  • colander

Packaging Material: sterilized bottles/jars

Procedure:

  1. Wash rare ripe bananas (80% yellow and 20% green).
  2. Boil bananas for 10 minutes. Drain water.
  3. Peel, slice bananas into 3 cm thickness.
  4. Slice onions, bell pepper and garlic then add 3 and ¼ liter of water. Add in sliced bananas. Grind using osterizer/blender for 1 minute.
  5. Add ½ liter of water in chili pepper. Grind using osterizer/blender. Strain and mix the extract in banana mixture.
  6. Add vinegar, sugar, salt and spices. Cook at 80° to 85°C for 40 minutes or until thick.
  7. Add other ingredients previously dissolved in small amount of water such as catsup red, chocolate brown, strawberry red and sodium benzoate.
  8. Pour in sterilized bottles while hot and seal thoroughly.
  9. Label and store.

BANANA CATSUP (Process 2)

Ingredients:

  • cavendish (saba) bananas
  • 100 grams (7 tbsp.) vinegar
  • 1 gram (3 pcs.) pepper, labuyo
  • 5 grams (1 pc) onion, powdered (medium)
  • 1 gram (1 clove) garlic, powdered (big)
  • 10 grams (2 tsp.) refined salt
  • 80 grams (6 tbsp.) sugar
  • 2.7 gram (1/2 tsp.) red dye (no. 2)
  • 2.8 gram (1/2 tsp.) yellow dye (no. 5)
  • 5 grams (1 tsp.) cinnamon
  • 200 mL (14 tbsp.) water

Procedure:

  1. Cook, peel, and grind rare ripe bananas (80% yellow and 20% green).
  2. Weigh the ground pulp and add an equal amount of water.
  3. Blend in warring blender for one minute.
  4. Adjust the pH of the puree to 4.0-4.3 by adding citric acid (0.5% of puree) and /or sodium hydroxide.
  5. Adjust the pH of the vinegar to 4.0- 4.3.
  6. Grind the spices and dissolve them in vinegar. Add them to the puree.
  7. Cook the mixture for 10 minutes at 75o-85oC, stirring continuously to prevent scorching.
  8. Add coloring and continue heating to desired consistency.
  9. While catsup is hot, pour it in clean, sterilized bottle.

source: mis.dost.gov.ph, pictures from canningusa.com


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4 Responses to “How to Make Banana Catsup”

  1. 4
    dandreb Says:

    Para po sa mga manufacturer ng banana catsup na nangangailangan ng plastic container from 1 liter to 1 gallon pwede po kayong mag inquire sakin sa tel#2822444 or 2839056,pwede nyo rin po akong itext sa 09215498733 or email me@ cdandreb@yahoo.com,capseal and caps are also available.Salamat po!!!

  2. 3
    Jane Mylene Guangco Says:

    From your ingredients and procedures above, howmany kilos or grams could we make out of it?

  3. 2
    Leigh Says:

    What are the advantages and disadvantages? And What is the difference between banana catsup made by home and factories.?

  4. 1
    Leo Says:

    Anonymous Says: 9/05/2006 02:56:00 PM

    please include list of manufacturers of banana ketchup.
    i observed that there are a number of downgrade “reject” bananas in the farm. can we have a linkage between the farmers and the manufacturers of ketchup so that all bananas will be economically used.

    Eu-Leh Says: 9/05/2006 05:30:00 PM

    That’s a great idea. I will check my resources and will make post about it here once completed. Thanks.

    Anonymous Says: 12/31/2006 08:14:00 PM

    Is it possible to use natural ingredients as food coloring rather than red and yellow dyes? I stopped my sister using banana ketchup for healthy reason.

    Eu-Leh Says: 12/31/2006 11:53:00 PM

    Yes, nothing beats a natural food ingredients, though maybe the finish product will slightly differ from the original recipe. For personal consumption, you can use any natural food ingredients you prefer.

    Anonymous Says: 9/15/2007 08:36:00 PM

    Aside from the (SABA) can we use other type of banana for the banana catsup,banana chip.
    As we want to make use of the oversized and undersized banana from the farm.

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