Tostones de Platano Verde
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Description
This is a Puerto Rican tostones de platano verde (fried green plantains) recipe with handwritten notes. It is part of a recipe book titled Cocine Con Migo (Translation: Cook With Me).
Creator
Dora R. De Romano
Source
L. Albert
Publisher
Ramallo Brothers
Date
Language
Spanish
Type
Notebook, Marginalia and Annotation Item Type Metadata
Genre
recipe
Material
unlined paper
typewriter ink
Circulation
None.
Linguistic Text
Handwritten notes (modified recipe):
Mojito de Linda: 3 dientes de ajo molidos, sazón con azafrán, aceite y unas gotas vinagre, ¼ taza aceite de oliva
Mojito/aceite sazón ajo molido | 1/4 vinagre cucharadita
crossed out 1 libra de manteca
aceite canola
Mojito de Linda: 3 dientes de ajo molidos, sazón con azafrán, aceite y unas gotas vinagre, ¼ taza aceite de oliva
Mojito/aceite sazón ajo molido | 1/4 vinagre cucharadita
crossed out 1 libra de manteca
aceite canola
Given Text
Tostones de Platáno Verde
(4 raciones)
2 o 3 plátanos verdes 2 cucharaditas de sal
½ litro de agua 1 taza aceite o manteca vegetal
1. Monde los plátanos, pártalos en pedazos e 1” y remójelos en el agua con sal por 10 minutos.
2. Ponga la manteca o aceite a fuego moderado, escurra los pedazos de plátano y fríalos alrededor de 8 minutos o hasta que ablanden.
3. Sáquelos y aplástelos un poco sobre papel absorbente.
4. Suba el fuego a medianamente alto.
5. Échelos en el agua con sal nuevamente, sáquelos enseguida y échelos a freír hasta que doren, alrededor de 3 minutos.
6. Sáquelos, escúrralos sobre papel absorbente y sírvalos calientes.
Nota: combine ¼ taza de aceite de oliva con 2 dientes de ajo medianos bien machacados y eche sobre los tostones después de freírlos. Écheles sal.
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English Translation:
Green Plantain Tostones (Fritters)
2 or 3 big green plantains 2 tablespoons of salt
½ quart of water 2 cups of vegetable oil
3 cloves of garlic ¼ C. olive oil
1 small onion
1 envelope of Sazon accent with azafrán
1. Peel the plantains, cut them at the bias/slantwise 1” and soak them in the water with salt for 10 minutes.
2. Place the oil in a pan at medium heat, drain the pieces of plantains and fry them –turning frequently—for about 8 minutes or until they are somewhat soft.
3. Take them out of the pan and crush them over absorbent paper.
4. Increase heat a bit.
5. Dip the crushed plantain into the sal water, taking them out immediately and place them in the pan until they are golden brown, about 5 minutes (I leave them less time, for I am watching them.)
[Contributor's Note: Variation: combine a ¼ c. of olive oil with 2 or 3 cloves of very well crushed garlic and pour over the tostones. I simmer some onions, mix with the garlic and olive oil and pour the mixture over the tostones.]
(4 raciones)
2 o 3 plátanos verdes 2 cucharaditas de sal
½ litro de agua 1 taza aceite o manteca vegetal
1. Monde los plátanos, pártalos en pedazos e 1” y remójelos en el agua con sal por 10 minutos.
2. Ponga la manteca o aceite a fuego moderado, escurra los pedazos de plátano y fríalos alrededor de 8 minutos o hasta que ablanden.
3. Sáquelos y aplástelos un poco sobre papel absorbente.
4. Suba el fuego a medianamente alto.
5. Échelos en el agua con sal nuevamente, sáquelos enseguida y échelos a freír hasta que doren, alrededor de 3 minutos.
6. Sáquelos, escúrralos sobre papel absorbente y sírvalos calientes.
Nota: combine ¼ taza de aceite de oliva con 2 dientes de ajo medianos bien machacados y eche sobre los tostones después de freírlos. Écheles sal.
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English Translation:
Green Plantain Tostones (Fritters)
2 or 3 big green plantains 2 tablespoons of salt
½ quart of water 2 cups of vegetable oil
3 cloves of garlic ¼ C. olive oil
1 small onion
1 envelope of Sazon accent with azafrán
1. Peel the plantains, cut them at the bias/slantwise 1” and soak them in the water with salt for 10 minutes.
2. Place the oil in a pan at medium heat, drain the pieces of plantains and fry them –turning frequently—for about 8 minutes or until they are somewhat soft.
3. Take them out of the pan and crush them over absorbent paper.
4. Increase heat a bit.
5. Dip the crushed plantain into the sal water, taking them out immediately and place them in the pan until they are golden brown, about 5 minutes (I leave them less time, for I am watching them.)
[Contributor's Note: Variation: combine a ¼ c. of olive oil with 2 or 3 cloves of very well crushed garlic and pour over the tostones. I simmer some onions, mix with the garlic and olive oil and pour the mixture over the tostones.]
Dimension
8 x 10
Artifact Type
recipe
Citation
Dora R. De Romano, “Tostones de Platano Verde,” Museum of Everyday Writing, accessed May 11, 2024, https://museumofeverydaywriting.omeka.net/items/show/535.