- are also
known as
tachinos or
chatinos (Cuba),
bannann peze (Haiti),
patacones (in Ecuador, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia,
Costa Rica and Peru) and, sometimes...
-
acceptability of
Patacones because there were
plenty of
large companies that
found use for them as
payment of
provincial charges.
Patacones were accepted...
- fish—typically
served with rice,
curtido de
cebolla y tomate, and
patacones)
Patacones Plantain soup –
Caldo de
bolas de
verde (green
plantain dumpling...
- (also
known as
banann peze in Haiti,
tachinos or
chatinos in Cuba, and
patacones in Colombia,
Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras, Panama, Peru and Venezuela)...
-
fruit juices.
Among the most
representative appetizers and
soups are
patacones (fried
green plantains),
sancocho de
gallina (chicken soup with root vegetables)...
-
plantain chip used as the base of the
sandwich is
inspired by
Venezuelan patacones, also
known is
Puerto Rico as tostones. The name is a
diminutive of jíbaro...
- pre-incan origins. It is
often served with
fried plantain (chifles or
patacones), popcorn, or tostado. Plantain- and peanut-based
dishes are
quite frequent...
- ribs or triphasic,
sancocho of fish, the
ajiaco (potato and corn soup),
patacones (fried
green plantains), and buñuelos (Christmas
season deep
fried dough...
-
boiled in
soups or can be sliced, fried,
smashed and then
refried to make
patacones.
These are
often served with a bean dip or guacamole.
Salsa Lizano was...
-
referred to as
bannann peze, and
throughout Central America,
referred to as
patacones in
Costa Rica, Panama,
Colombia and Ecuador, and as
tostones in Nicaragua...
