RobbyRobbs Sweet and Fire Plantains Recipe
I have been reading Robb Walsh book Sex, Death and Oysters. In it he refers to a Dish at Gallitores in New Orleans of deep fried Eggplant wedges served table side with a mixture of sugar and Tabasco. Since I did not have Eggplant handy I did have some leftover Plantains from a Mufungo I made recently. I sliced them up fried and served with the mixture.
The sweet hot taste was enjoyed by all that tried.
- Oil for frying
- Plantains, I used 3 that were in yellow stage
- 1/2 cup powdered sugar
- teaspoon of Tabasco
- Peel and slice Plantains 1/4" thick and soak in salted water while oil comes to 350 degrees.
- Mix powdered sugar and Tabasco together in small bowl.
- Fry Plantains in hot oil until edges start to turn brown, remove and drain on cooling rack.
- Serve warm Plantains on platter with bowl of dipping sauce.
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New use for leftover Plantains.