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Banan Peze (Buh-nun Peh-ze)

sinfulsundays.blogspot.com
  • minutes
  • Serves

INGREDIENTS

1 serving

i may be biased but haitian food is one of the best cuisines in the world

1 serving

this past week i was stocking up on ice cream grocery shopping and i saw that there was a new display of plantains in one of the produce bins.

1 l

platanos

1 serving

i made everything from my memories of watching my mom cook them so my recipe may be a bit off

1 serving

banan peze recipe

2 media

plantains

1/2 cup

vegetable oil

1 tbsp

salt

1 cup

water

1 medium

heat oil over heat in a deep skillet. don't let the oil get too because you don't want your plantains to get too brown

2

while the oil is heating up

5

dip each flattened plantain in the water and then place back in the heated oil where you'll fry it

6

take out the now fried plantain season

1 serving

haitian sauce

2 tbsp

oil

2

tablespoons of tomato paste

1

onion

2 cloves

garlic

1

bouillon cube

1 serving

salt to season to your taste

1/2 cup

water

1 tsp

lemon juice

1 sprig

thyme

1

in a frying pan heat up oil and sautee onions and garlic until fragrant

2

add in the tomato paste and then the water letting the mixture come to a boil

3

add the bouillon cube and the salt and bring the sauce down to a simmer

4

throw in the sprig of thyme and lemon juice and stir the sauce letting all of the flavors come together

5

serve

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when you grow up in a haitian household

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mmmm

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my friends were visiting this weekend so i thought i would cook up a batch

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hope some of you try these. they're so easy to make. :)

1 cup

cutting board

4

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