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Definition of tostones in English: tostonesplural nountɒˈstəʊneɪz A Latin American dish of fried plantain, typically served with a dip. Example sentencesExamples - As noted previously, before 1959, arroz con pollo and tostones (fried green bananas) were the standard Sunday dinner.
- Suckingly juicy shreds of beef picadillo are pressed into chewy, barely sweet plantain cups to form delicious tostones rellenos.
- Fried green plantains, called tostones or mariquitas, and ripe plantains, or maduros, round out the meal.
- An excellent speciality of the Spanish-speaking Caribbean is tostones, for which slices of slightly unripe plantain are gently fried, squashed flat, and fried further until crisp.
- Ripe fried plantains are called amarillas, green fried ones are patacon pisao, and they become tostones when fried and mashed.
- Even the food sold by street vendors, such as grilled meat or tostones (fried plantain patties), is delicious.
- Patrick likes tostones, too… we'd better fry up some plantains!
Definition of tostones in US English: tostonesplural nountäsˈtōnāz A Latin American dish of fried plantains, typically served with a dip. Example sentencesExamples - An excellent speciality of the Spanish-speaking Caribbean is tostones, for which slices of slightly unripe plantain are gently fried, squashed flat, and fried further until crisp.
- Patrick likes tostones, too… we'd better fry up some plantains!
- Ripe fried plantains are called amarillas, green fried ones are patacon pisao, and they become tostones when fried and mashed.
- Even the food sold by street vendors, such as grilled meat or tostones (fried plantain patties), is delicious.
- As noted previously, before 1959, arroz con pollo and tostones (fried green bananas) were the standard Sunday dinner.
- Fried green plantains, called tostones or mariquitas, and ripe plantains, or maduros, round out the meal.
- Suckingly juicy shreds of beef picadillo are pressed into chewy, barely sweet plantain cups to form delicious tostones rellenos.
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