Recipe courtesy Tyler Florence. This is a lovely dessert or sweet accompaniment to Arroz Con Pollo or another savory latin dish! I love to eat it with Lechon Asado and Black beans and rice; I think it offsets the garlic well.
To peel the plantains, cut off ends and discard. With a paring knife, make 3 shallow slits lengthwise along the seams of the skin and peel away. Split the plantains lengthwise.
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Heat 4 tablespoons butter in a large skillet and place over medium low heat (plantains have a high sugar content and will burn if the heat is too high.)
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Fry the plantains in a single layer, until golden on the bottom then turn over with a spatula.
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Add the cinnamon, vanilla, and sugar and let cook a few more seconds, just to begin caramelizing the sugar.
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Just before serving, melt remaining tablespoon of butter to finish the sauce. Serve immediately.
Love it! I was in Progresso, Mexico last month and ordered fried plantains, took one bite and knew that I had to make this at home.
This recipe is very close.
Next time I'm going to add a couple of tablespoons of orange juice to the sauce.
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It was very good! However I would not use as much butter next time- it just doesn't need it. I paired them with a hot cereal mixture I make in my rice cooker and Oh Man was that good. Top it with a bit of chocolate sauce and I'm in heaven!
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