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plantain emergency


Chufi

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When I have plantains I usually just fry or roast them (ripe plantains roast up beautifully using much less fat than frying)... but those piononos sound delicious. I'll have to try that out some time.

Roast!??!?!? But anything fried is good!

My plantains are turning yellow much more quickly than I expected. It's awfully warm in Japan right now.

I think I'll take one and make piononos (after ripening a bit more), let one ripen even more and just fry them (or roast, because I really do need to cut down on my fat intake and my fat belly), and then maybe I'll freeze the third if I can find room in my teeny tiny fridge.

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Why not wrap it up with spring roll wrapper (lumpia wrapper) and then deep-fry it? When it's almost done, throw in a handful of brown sugar, let the caramel thoroughly coat the rolls. Drain and let cool before biting into one - heaven!

PS. we call this banana turon.

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Why not wrap it up with spring roll wrapper (lumpia wrapper) and then deep-fry it? When it's almost done, throw in a handful of brown sugar, let the caramel thoroughly coat the rolls. Drain and let cool before biting into one - heaven!

PS. we call this banana turon.

Are turon made with plantains? I always thought they were made with saba, which are a lot shorter and stubbier than plantains. Or are saba another type of plantain?

The wrapping is actually a little more work than I wanted to do. I'm a lazy eater, you know!

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