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Atol de plátano, Plantain Beverage
La Salsa Inglesa
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Ingredients:
2 ripe plantains
5 cups of water
1 cinnamon stick
¼ cup of sugar (optional)
Cinnamon powder for sprinkling
Instructions:
Peel and cut up the plantains into large pieces
Add the water, plantain, and cinnamon stick to a large pan. Cover and bring to the boil
Cook for approximately 10 more minutes, stirring occasionally
Remove the cinnamon stick and put the plantain pieces into a blender with a little of the water they were cooking in. Blend until smooth.
Return the blended plantains to the pan of water. Stir. Taste for sweetness before adding sugar depending on how sweet you like it
Cook for another 10 minutes, stirring occasionally
Serve hot in cups with a little cinnamon powder sprinkled on top.
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