Tag Archives: ripe plantains

Dominican leave cakes (“Pasteles en Hoja”)

Posted on November 30, 2013 by Arturo Féliz-Camilo

Dominican “pasteles en hoja” recipe Hello friends and fellow foodies! I had shared a recipe for Dominican leave cakes or “Pasteles en hoja” some time ago but the time is right (this is a traditional Christmas recipe) to revise it … Continue reading →

Posted in Traditional Dominican Food | Tagged Christmas recipe, comida tradicional Dominicana, dominican food, Dominican leave cakes, Dominican Republic, Dominican tamales, elfogoncito.net, Pasteles en hoja, recetas, recetas de navidad dominicanas, ripe plantains | Leave a comment

Apple Banana Meat Casserole!

Posted on September 28, 2012 by Arturo Féliz-Camilo

Hello friends and fellow foodies! Friends had been asking me for my ripe plantain pie recipe for some time and I had been a bit lazy because I had already shared (at least on the Spanish edition) a yuca and … Continue reading →

Posted in Traditional Dominican Food | Tagged apple bananas, plantain recipe, ripe banana recipe, ripe plantain cassava casserole, ripe plantain casserole, ripe plantain meat pie, ripe plantain recipe, ripe plantains | 10 Comments

Pot plantains!

Posted on June 9, 2012 by Arturo Féliz-Camilo

Hello everyone! As I had promised today I bring you a very traditional, very Caribbean, very Dominican and specially very delicious dessert! Dominican desserts are very varied, very rich and generally very simple, natural and organic. This one definitely meets … Continue reading →

Posted in Desserts, Traditional Dominican Food, Vegetarian, Vegetarian - Lactovegetarian | Tagged delicious dessert, dominican desserts, humble scribe, platanos al caldero, postres dominicanos, pot plantains, ripe plantains, vegetarian | 2 Comments

Celeriac tostones!

Posted on May 8, 2012 by Arturo Féliz-Camilo

Hello friends and fellow foodies! Today I share something different and simple: Celeriac tostones! Celeriac is a close relative of celery and a very aromatic root. We can fry it as tostones just like most roots. Caribbean people love tostones. … Continue reading →