Good puerto rican food?!


Question: recipes that will take about an hour to make.


Answers: recipes that will take about an hour to make.

Arroz con dulce. Good for breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, lol. Made with coconut milk, raisins, grape juice, cloves and cinnamon, etc. Many ways to do it.

Arroz con gandules. You must use green gandules, not brown. I boil all of the stuff in the water first then add the rice.

Empanadas - made with beef and green olives inside, cornmeal outside.

Ingredients
3 plantains -- very ripe
1 oil -- for frying
1 onion -- chopped
1/2 green bell pepper --
1 chopped
2 cloves garlic
1/2 lb ground beef
1/4 cup tomato sauce
1 tbsp capers
1 tbsp green olives -- sliced
1 salt and pepper
1/2 lb green beans -- cut in 3-inch
1 pieces
6 eggs
1/4 cup butter


Directions

Plantains are good sliced and sauteed. They're also good substituted
into any recipe that uses cooked bananas. Many caribbean recipes that
call for banana originally called for plantain, but the recipe-writer
thought you wouldn't have access to plantain.

The recipe is a little heavy in the fat department, so I usually
leave out the meat, and skimp on the oil and butter. (I don't know
how authentic the veggie version is!) Also, the author wants us to
boil the beans to death. I have taken the liberty of changing that in
the body of the recipe.

Use fresh or frozen green beans.

Peel the plantains, cut into 2-inch thick legthwise slices, and fry
in oil till golden brown. Remove, drain, and keep warm.

In a frying pan, saute the onion, green pepper, and garlic until soft
but not brown. Add the ground beef and fry at high heat for 3
minutes. Pour in the tomato sauce and add the capers and olives, if
desired. Cook 15 minutes over medium heat, stirring occasionally.
Season with salt and pepper to taste. Wash the string beans and steam
till tender.

Beat the eggs, adding salt and pepper to taste. Butter the sides and
bottom of a round casserole and melt the remaining butter in the
bottom.

Pour in *half* of the beaten eggs and cook over medium heat for about
1 minute or until slightly set. Cover the eggs with one-third of the
plantain slices, following with layers of half the ground meat and
half the string beans. Add another layer of plantains, the remainder
of the ground beef, another layer of beans, and top with plantains.
Pour the rest of the beaten eggs over the top.

Cook over low heat for 15 minutes, uncovered, being careful not to
let the omelette burn. Then place in a preheated 350-degree oven for
10 to 15 minutes to brown the top of the pin~on. Serve with rice and
beans.

TAKE PORK CHOPS AND SEASON WITH SALT,PEPPER GARLIC AND ADD A LITTLE OIL AND LEMON LET MARINATE 1 HOUR WHEN RICE DISH IS HALF WAY DONE FRY THE PORK CHOPS ,,,GET A CAN OF PINK GOYA BEANS ,AND CAROLINA RICE, ALSO SAZON GOYA,, YOU GET IN LATIN STORE , , CHOP 1 ONION,4 GARLIC CLOVES 1/2 A GREEN OR RED PEPPER,SAUTE IN OIL ADD RICE AND BEAN 4 CUPS OF WATER ,ADD 2 PACKS OF SAZON GOYA 1 TABLESPOON OFSALT, 1/2TEASPOON OF PEPPER,BRING TO A BOIL WHEN WATER EVAPORATES, COVER AND LOWER THE FLAMES TO SIMMER FOR 20 TO 25 MINUTES ,DONT UNCOVER AND IT WILL BE DONE ,TOSS CHOPPED CILANTRO WHEN DONE, MAKE A SMPLE TOMATO SALAD WITH THIN SLICED ONION AND PIEMENTO OLIVES,DRIZZLE OLIVE OIL AND LEMON,LESS THAN 1 HOUR,NAMASTE





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