This is basically mashed tostones with chopped chicharron and garlic. I love the combination of flavors (though deadly). The green plantains should be cut bigger initially, about 1 - 1/2 inches and fried on each side until lightly golden. This will give you more flesh to mash and less crust. I also had to go on a hunt to find out how to prepare chicharron. More chicharron would be better and this makes way more than 4 servings.
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I'm not a Puerto Rican and actually I never tried it but it seems so good especially after watching Anthony Bourdain's show yesterday and how he was enjoying these Puerto Rican dishes so much. I will make the dish today when I buy the ingredients and thank you MarielC for this good recipe.
Victoria, London ON
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Skip this: Dont soak the plantains in water it is not necessary. and also you wont have oil splatters when you fry the plantains.
Enjoy!
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