Hello everybody, it’s Jim, welcome to our recipe page. Today, I’m gonna show you how to prepare a distinctive dish, pastelon de platano y carne (sweet plaintain and meat pie). It is one of my favorites food recipes. This time, I am going to make it a little bit unique. This will be really delicious.

Pour remaining plaintain mix and spread evenly. It's a very hearty meal and I suggest that if you are looking for side dishes to serve, go with a. Dominicans call fried plantain slices "fritos" or "tostones".

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To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook pastelon de platano y carne (sweet plaintain and meat pie) using 20 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Pastelon de platano y carne (Sweet plaintain and meat pie):

1. Take Meat filling
2. Prepare 1 lb Ground beef
3. Take 2 slice Bacon or salt pork chopped
4. Get 2 tbsp Apple sauce unsweetened
5. Get 2 hard boiled eggs chopped
6. Make ready 1 envelope Ham flavor bullion
7. Prepare 2 envelope Sazon goya
8. Make ready 1/4 Diced onion
9. Take 1/4 cup Diced tomato
10. Get 1/4 cup Diced sweet peppers
11. Prepare 5 Spanish olives w/pimento chopped
12. Take 1 pinch Oregano,Cumin, Cilantro
13. Take 1 tbsp Sofrito (see recipe)
14. Make ready 1/2 can Tomato sauce
15. Get Plaintain mix
16. Get 5 Sweet plaintains (yellow/ black skin)
17. Take 1 cup Butter
18. Make ready 1 cup heavy cream or milk
19. Take 1/4 tsp Salt
20. Get 2/3 cup Parmesan cheese

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Steps to make Pastelon de platano y carne (Sweet plaintain and meat pie):

1. Cut plaintain ends and into thirds. Boil in salted water with skin until fork tender.
2. Cook bacon and brown your meat in the drippins. Add chopped and diced veggies, bullion, sazon, sofrito and spices. Cook until veggies are translucent, about 5 mins. And applesauce, tomato sauce and chopped eggs. Simmer on low until all the ingredients are combined. Taste and add your own flavors as necessary. Mix should have a bit of sweetness to it.
3. Preheat oven and butter your lasagna pan. Set aside.
4. The plaintains should be ready when the skin starts to separate from the plaintain. Remove skin and mash with butter,milk and cheese.
5. Place 1/2 of plaintain mix on bottom of pan and spread evenly, Add all of the meat mix( I use a strainer to drain any oils from meat before dropping into pan). Pour remaining plaintain mix and spread evenly. Sprinkle any type of cheese as desired on top of pastelon. (I use fresh grated parm)
6. Heat in oven for 30 mins until bubbly and enjoy! Buen Provecho mi gente!

Plantains are a staple ingredient in Puerto Rican food as well as other Caribbean and tropical cuisines. Most people know of sweet plantains, but you can eat and cook with either ripe plantains (sweet) or green plantains. I've wanted to share a recipe for pastelón, a dish akin to lasagna that I love, for a while now. Just about everyone I know that tries it also loves it. Remove cover and place skin side up, broil until skin is crunchy.

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