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Plantain baskets!

Ingredients

  • Ingredients for the baskets
  • 3 bananas.
  • Ingredients for the filler.
  • 2 chicken breasts.
  • 1 bell pepper.
  • 1 onion.
  • 1 spoonful of mayonnaise.
  • 1 spoonful of pepper.
  • 1 spoonful of cayenne pepper.
  • 1 spoonful of saffron.
  • 1 spoonful of garlic paste.
  • Salt to taste.
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Plantain baskets!

Time: 20 minutes prep, 15 minutes cook
Servings: 4
 

Directions

  1. Cook your chicken breasts however you prefer: steam it, roasted it, pan fry it or just boil it.
  2. Grind the breasts and pan fry with some butter while adding the other ingredients, spices and seasonings. Cook until they are tender (when the peppers are tender it’s probably ready) Take out, add the mayonnaise and set apart.
  3. Prepare the plantains as if making tostones and fry them for the first time until crunchy. Take out them and allow them to cool a little and instead of squashing them with the regular crusher or what you use to squash them regularly use the lemon squeezer, which will give them a basket shape. Take them again to the oil and fry again, which will give them the characteristic consistency and crunchiness of the tostones.
  4. Stuff with the chicken and serve.
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Summary

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3 votes | 14441 views

Hello friends and fellow foodies!!

Today I bring you a true marvel of Neo-Dominican Cuisine. A delicious, beautiful and creative finger food (I did not invent it, this is just my version) that tastes very much Dominican, so Caribbean, so can almost feel the sea wind on your face!

Reviews

  • Claudia lamascolo
    January 13, 2012
    I love plantains I can only imagine with this kicked up recipe how much better these are thanks for sharing with the group!
    1 reply

Comments

  • judee
    August 27, 2014
    Just came back from the Carribean and love plantains!
    1 reply
  • Smokinhotchef
    February 20, 2012
    Que bueno! These baskets look amazing!! I was introduced to plantains by my friends in college who were Trinidadian and Grenadian. One was my boyfriend at the time and his mother would send them in his care baskets home. I share these jewels with my family today. I can't wait to try this recipe.!
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