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Tostones (Spanish pronunciation: [
tosˈtones], from the
Spanish verb
tostar which means "to toast") are twice-fried
plantain slices commonly found in Latin...
- Nicaragua,
tostones are
typically served with
fried cheese (
Tostones con queso) and
sometimes with
refried beans.
While the name
tostones is used to describe...
- Fry
sauce is a
condiment often served with
French fries or
tostones (twice-fried
plantain slices) in many
places in the world. It is
usually a combination...
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commonly used on the
island as a
marinade for
chicken roast and a dip for
tostones,
fried c****ava, and
sometimes mashed with ****ngo.
Puerto Rican Chef Jose...
- as fry
sauce or
other names, and
typically served with
French fries or
tostones. In Australia,
sauce made from
mayonnaise and
ketchup is
called ****tail...
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foods are
derived from plantains,
including today's ****ngo, maduros, and
tostones, and
plantains are also a base
ingredient in pasteles. Much of what is...
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pastelitos (empanadas), batata, ñame,
pasteles en hoja, chimichurris, and
tostones. Some
treats Dominicans enjoy are
arroz con
leche (or
arroz con dulce)...
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Salvadorian pupusas, the
famous Honduran baliadas, the gacho, tajadas,
tostones and they have also
influenced the form of the
Spanish language in the South...
- roll
Grapes Honeydew Kiwi
Orange Peach Plums Raisins Salsa Strawberries Tostones – also
known as tostón, they are made from
sliced green (unripe) plantains...
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referred to as
patacones in
Costa Rica, Panama,
Colombia and Ecuador, and as
tostones in
Nicaragua and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean. In
Honduras and Venezuela...