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#fitflow #fitflowapp #recipe #foodie #healthyeating #mealprep #dinner #dinnerideas #dinnerrecipe #weeknightdinner #peruvianajiamarillochicken&quinoabowlswithcrispyplantains #peruvian #amarillo #chicken #quinoa #bowls #with #crispy #plantains #plantain #vegetable

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#fitflow #fitflowapp #recipe #foodie #healthyeating #mealprep #dinner #dinnerideas #dinnerrecipe #weeknightdinner #peruvianajiamarillochicken&quinoabowlswithcrispyplantains #peruvian #amarillo #chicken #quinoa #bowls #with #crispy #plantains #ripe #olive

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Haitian Fried Chicken Sandwich! Épis Buttermilk Brined Chicken tossed in Carribean Seasoned Dredge, Topped with Hot Honey and Pikliz, on a Plantain Bun, and served with a Cola Champagne.

#food #foodsky #Haitain #FriedChicken #Sandwiches #Plantains #Pikliz

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Piononos with Spicy mince beef | how to make carribbean piononos
Piononos with Spicy mince beef | how to make carribbean piononos YouTube video by Cooking with robandjas

This #recipe for #Pianonos with spicy #mince #beef serves four and combines large #plantains with a flavorful beef mixture. Key ingredients include paprika, turmeric, onion, garlic, minced beef, ham, vegetables, olives, capers, and eggs. Preparation involves cooking the beef
youtu.be/wY-5DUH4aBE?...

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Roast Chicken topped with Nigerian Red Sauce, Jollof Rice, and Fried Plantains!

#food #foodsky #Nigerian #Jollof #rice #plantains #chicken

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📚💙🍜🍽️ #BookDrop #booksky #Cookbooks #Foodsky

#Zoes-Ghana-Kitchen (Zoe Adjonyoh) takes you on a tasty retreat to the goodness of real food. she explains, laughs and shares in such a warm space. grab this one and understand why #Plantains must be cooked, twice lollll

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Filipinos, Southern Mexicans, Central Americans, South Americans, Equatorial Guineans, Lusophone Africans, East Timorese, Goans, Macanese, and Caribbean folks have entered the chat. #plantains

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Here are pics of my birthday drink and food 😋 #LatePost #Lunch #delicious #Birthday #CheesecakeFactory #TheUltimate #SaltOnTheRim #BirthdayCelebration #MyBirthday #Restaurant #Chicken #Shrimp #Jamaican #BlackPepper #BlackBeans #Pineapple #Plantains #Rice

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Plantains feed Liberia year-round 🍌. Plant healthy suckers in rich soil, weed & mulch well, water in dry season, and harvest bunches at 8–12 months. A steady food & income source for families 🌍 #OneLiberia #Plantains #Farming #Liberia #Skills #FoodSecurity #Income

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Fried Plantains Fried plantains are a treat in many parts of the world. Try these sweet, fried, crispy chips just once and you won't be able to stop eating them!

Vegan Fried Plaintains
#Vegan #Plantains 🍴
www.allrecipes.com/recipe/22308...

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Roasted some plantains with a bit of cinnamon & salt to go with some black beans for a Cuban flare 😋 So yummy!! #Vegan #VeganFood #VeganMealPrep #Plantains 425F for about 30-35" until caramelized.

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An uneventful walk near Churchill, Oxfordshire...

#photo #photography #landscape #plantains #plantago #churchill #oxfordshire #cotswolds

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Pabellón criollo is a traditional Venezuelan dish that is considered the national dish. It mixes elements from the three different cultures that intermixed during Spanish colonial times: Native Americans, Spanish and Africans. The name is a synonym to flag, since it was one of the main original associations. It is a plate of rice, shredded beef in stew and stewed black beans.

Pabellón criollo is a traditional Venezuelan dish that is considered the national dish. It mixes elements from the three different cultures that intermixed during Spanish colonial times: Native Americans, Spanish and Africans. The name is a synonym to flag, since it was one of the main original associations. It is a plate of rice, shredded beef in stew and stewed black beans.

#aiart #aigenerated #synthart #Venezuela #food #Pabellon #shreddedmeat #meat #rice #beans #caraotas #arroz #comida #platano #plantains

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Day 12: Plantain
Have you ever tried plantains?
#foodart #caribbeanfood #caribbeanheritagemonth #plantains

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The first thing you need to know is that the Plantains in this case belong to the Plantaginaceae family which is sometimes called the Plantain family, but more often is called the Veronica family. This means Plantains are directly related to more familiar plants such as Snapdragons, Foxglove and of course Speedwell/Veronica. The key identification features of a plantain are that their leaves have pronounced veins/ribs that go from the leaf stem to the leaf tip. The flowers are individually tiny and clustered in a spike at the tip of a long flower stem. Also they are usually perennials who bear their leaves in a basal arrangement and they will have a mostly fibrous root system. In some of the warmer parts of the United States eastern coast these plants can be evergreen but expect them to be deciduous in the colder climates. 

To start this quadruple feature let’s take a look at Broadleaf Plantain (Plantago major). This scourge of the lawn care industry is about as wide spread as Dandelions which probably gives certain herbicide companies nightmares. Fortunately for us the Broadleaf Plantain is not poisonous, it’s not known to cause an allergic reaction and it seems to appear in specific areas such as in compacted soils or soils that have been disturbed. It’s tough and can withstand foot traffic and it has use as a colonizer in compacted soils because its roots can help slowly break hardpan. Broadleaf Plantain is a non-native perennial and since it is wind pollinated it doesn’t do much for pollinators. The leaves are edible in a similar way to spinach but older leaves require cooking and thus are better for soups. The leaves are known to be high in Vitamin A, C and K as well as in Calcium. The seeds and boy does this plant make a lot of those (up to 20,000 per plant!), can be dried then ground up to make a wilderness equivalent to flour. You can cultivate this plant as a potted green, but remember, go easy on the fertilizers.

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<Alt Text 1 of 4> The first thing you need to know is that the Plantains in this case belong to the Plantaginaceae family which is sometimes called the Plantain family, but more often is called the Veronica family. This means Plantains are directly related to more familiar plants such as Snapdragons, Foxglove and of course Speedwell/Veronica. The key identification features of a plantain are that their leaves have pronounced veins/ribs that go from the leaf stem to the leaf tip. The flowers are individually tiny and clustered in a spike at the tip of a long flower stem. Also they are usually perennials who bear their leaves in a basal arrangement and they will have a mostly fibrous root system. In some of the warmer parts of the United States eastern coast these plants can be evergreen but expect them to be deciduous in the colder climates. To start this quadruple feature let’s take a look at Broadleaf Plantain (Plantago major). This scourge of the lawn care industry is about as wide spread as Dandelions which probably gives certain herbicide companies nightmares. Fortunately for us the Broadleaf Plantain is not poisonous, it’s not known to cause an allergic reaction and it seems to appear in specific areas such as in compacted soils or soils that have been disturbed. It’s tough and can withstand foot traffic and it has use as a colonizer in compacted soils because its roots can help slowly break hardpan. Broadleaf Plantain is a non-native perennial and since it is wind pollinated it doesn’t do much for pollinators. The leaves are edible in a similar way to spinach but older leaves require cooking and thus are better for soups. The leaves are known to be high in Vitamin A, C and K as well as in Calcium. The seeds and boy does this plant make a lot of those (up to 20,000 per plant!), can be dried then ground up to make a wilderness equivalent to flour. You can cultivate this plant as a potted green, but remember, go easy on the fertilizers. <Alt Text 1 of 4>

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Next we have Buckhorn Plantain (P. lanceolata), which while still not native to North America is more common in the southeast than Broadleaf Plantain. This plant is commonly found in open areas with some level of soil disturbance and as such it will appear in your garden in dry sandy places. You might see this one a lot in highway medians where there are lawn areas. Buckhorn Plantain will also appear in high density in any place where ungulates graze and turn the soil with their hooves. What makes this plant different then Broadleaf Plantain is it’s long narrow leaves which gives the plant its name as the leaves bow at odd angles making the plant look somewhat like a buck’s antlers. Buckhorn plantain can be used in all the same ways as Broadleaf Plantain, but it does not favor sites with compacted soil.

For note I maintain a few of these herbs in the test gardens and they are spared being mowed and have formed a pretty good colony over the years.

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<Alt Text 2 of 4> Next we have Buckhorn Plantain (P. lanceolata), which while still not native to North America is more common in the southeast than Broadleaf Plantain. This plant is commonly found in open areas with some level of soil disturbance and as such it will appear in your garden in dry sandy places. You might see this one a lot in highway medians where there are lawn areas. Buckhorn Plantain will also appear in high density in any place where ungulates graze and turn the soil with their hooves. What makes this plant different then Broadleaf Plantain is it’s long narrow leaves which gives the plant its name as the leaves bow at odd angles making the plant look somewhat like a buck’s antlers. Buckhorn plantain can be used in all the same ways as Broadleaf Plantain, but it does not favor sites with compacted soil. For note I maintain a few of these herbs in the test gardens and they are spared being mowed and have formed a pretty good colony over the years. <Alt Text 2 of 4>

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Third on the list is Wright’s Plantain (P. wrightiana), which well looking at the picture some of you reading this might be thinking ‘heeeey that’s the same as before!” I can assure you it’s a very similar at a glance to Buckhorn Plantain but it is a different plant. Wright’s Plantain for one is an annual. Beyond this there are the physical features that define it as different from its cousin, such as how the flower heads are a gray-white with pale green color, sometimes the flower clusters nod like in the picture and sometimes they stick straight up. The big giveaway is when you look down on a Wright’s Plantain, the leaves are very straight looking and radiate outward from the crown almost like a depiction of the sun and its rays of light from antiquity. The leaves are less likely to bow in the middle like they are with Buckhorn Plantain. Thankfully this plant is still as edible as its cousins and in all the same ways.

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<Alt Text 3 of 4> Third on the list is Wright’s Plantain (P. wrightiana), which well looking at the picture some of you reading this might be thinking ‘heeeey that’s the same as before!” I can assure you it’s a very similar at a glance to Buckhorn Plantain but it is a different plant. Wright’s Plantain for one is an annual. Beyond this there are the physical features that define it as different from its cousin, such as how the flower heads are a gray-white with pale green color, sometimes the flower clusters nod like in the picture and sometimes they stick straight up. The big giveaway is when you look down on a Wright’s Plantain, the leaves are very straight looking and radiate outward from the crown almost like a depiction of the sun and its rays of light from antiquity. The leaves are less likely to bow in the middle like they are with Buckhorn Plantain. Thankfully this plant is still as edible as its cousins and in all the same ways. <Alt Text 3 of 4>

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Last but not least we have Hare Foot Plantain (P. lagopus). The specimen I found had really long flower stalks, and this is not normal for this plant. The specimen photographed was found beside the Interstate in Fayetteville, and it was showing the standard biological response to being mowed. Plantains are very good at surviving being mowed as they adapt by putting out leaves lower to the ground and longer flower stalks. Hare Foot Plantain is a non-native annual that is best identified by its leaf shape which can resemble broadleaf plantain but stretched out to an almost spatulate shape. Also, this plantain is known for having fuzzy flower clusters that turn a slivery-gray color after the flowers have faded.  Hare Foot Plantain can be used in all the same ways as the other ones listed.

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<Alt Text 4 of 4> Last but not least we have Hare Foot Plantain (P. lagopus). The specimen I found had really long flower stalks, and this is not normal for this plant. The specimen photographed was found beside the Interstate in Fayetteville, and it was showing the standard biological response to being mowed. Plantains are very good at surviving being mowed as they adapt by putting out leaves lower to the ground and longer flower stalks. Hare Foot Plantain is a non-native annual that is best identified by its leaf shape which can resemble broadleaf plantain but stretched out to an almost spatulate shape. Also, this plantain is known for having fuzzy flower clusters that turn a slivery-gray color after the flowers have faded. Hare Foot Plantain can be used in all the same ways as the other ones listed. <Alt Text 4 of 4>

The Wild Harvest Digest: May 2025, #4

Good Morning Neighbors,

Today I have a surprise for all you readers out there, today we are going to talk about four wild plants of the week all at once. Today's plants are all Plantains. #Plantains #WildForage

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How to Savor the Culinary Scene in St Kitts, From Organic Farms to Hip Beach Lounges - Caribbean Journal If you’re looking for the ultimate excuse to taste your way around it, Restaurant Week is calling your name..

Saltfish and dumplings. Cook up. #Conch chowder. Stewed oxtail. #Curry goat. Fried #plantains. Johnny cakes. Pelau. Tamarind balls. If there’s one thing you need to know about #StKitts, it’s that this island knows how to eat. www.caribjournal.com/2025/04/22/s...

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Most of my #plantains from yesterday's post got steeped in coconut milk and heavy cream, then strained, churned, and frozen to become an elegant ice cream.

But I reserved one to slice and dehydrate, then candied the resulting chips in sugar to make a little sweet accompaniment.

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From the first time I encountered #plantains in NYC I was a fan of their earthy, starchy-sweet flavor, whether served green as salty tostones or as soft, ripe maduros.

Oven-roasting some with a bit of butter, lime juice, and raw brown sugar for an upcoming home food project...

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I can eat platanos all day/every day and a good parsnip soup can truly heal the soul✨ Here’s a sketchbook page from this past weekend (ෆ˙ᵕ˙ෆ)♡

#sketchbookdrawing #sketchbookpage #painting #watercolor #watercolordrawing #coloringpencils #plantains #platanos

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Tostadas with sofrito black beans #plantains #food #veganfood #vegan #vegetarian #vegetarianfood

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Healthy Oven-Baked Tostones Recipe with Cilantro Dip Chef Bob's Healthy Oven Baked Tostones with Cilantro Dip Tostones, also known as twice-fried green plantains, are a popular snack in Latin American cuisine. However, traditional tostones are usually deep-fried, which can add unnecessary calories and unhealthy fats. Chef Bob has created a diabetes-friendly version that is oven-baked, allowing you to enjoy this delightful dish without the guilt. This recipe maintains the signature crispiness of tostones while using healthier cooking methods.

CHECK OUT THIS COMBINATION RECIPE ON-LINE: #Appetizers #CilantroDip #HealthyRecipes #OvenBaked #Tostones #DiabetesFriendly #Plantains #HealthySnacks #MealPrep #ChefBob #LowFat #GlutenFree #VeganOptions #CookingAtHome #SnackIdeas #LatinAmericanCuisine

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Early local voting

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Voted locally today for change. We have our own problems in our town. It has to start somewhere 🤷🏽‍♀️ spoke to one of the candidates at the polling place and it sounds promising 🙏🏽

Then I treated myself of course 🌱🤤 #plantains & a vegan cookie 😋

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With @brianks68.bsky.social enjoying #jerkchicken #jamaicanpatties #plantains and #housemade #gingerbeer from #smittyskitchen at #blackhistory festival by #grassrootz bookstore

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A #breakfast with #Gallopinto and a #Omelet with #Carne en #Salsa. I also got #plantains, #avocado, #bread, #natilla and #picodegallo. #Foodporn #Food #photography #CostaRica.

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A bag of trader joes plantain crisps

A bag of trader joes plantain crisps

These are very good dipped in guacamole 😍

#snacks #snacktime #plantaincrisps #plantains

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i roasted some plantains in the oven and put them in a pile for you to enjoy from afar

i roasted some plantains in the oven and put them in a pile for you to enjoy from afar

my current favorite food 😋🍽️🍜

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..."mi had holiday dinna tonight wid mi dear gud bredren yea!"👌🏾🤎🙏🏿 (...I had holiday dinner tonight with my dear good friend, yes!)👇🏾
#oxtails #riceandpeas #plantains #jamaicanfood
#spikedeggnog

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Jamaican mutton stew with rice, beans, plantains

#jamaican #riceandbeans #internationalcuisine #comfortfood #foodsky #foodie #plantains #jamaica #internationalfood #foodlover #foodpic

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Saw these at @BJs and had to get them. They are delicious. The downside is it comes in a 2-bag quantity. Or, is that the upside because I have more of them to eat?

#Foodie #HealthySnack #Plantains

If you've tried these, what do you think of them?

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Vegan Omelette & Plantain Fries

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#omelette #chickpeaflour #kalanamak #blacksalt #soybacon #redpeppers #okras #tomatoes #plantains #foodphotography #foodie #food #vegan #veganfood #plantbased #plantbaseddiet #glutenfree
#Memories #December2020 #December10

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