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    Plantains

    Does any one eat plantains?

    They're so versatile and make an excellent substitute for your usual carbs.

    I like to bake them and eat them alongside my greens and protein.

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    My Colombian and Nicaraguan ex wives made them a lot can’t say I’m a fan though. Don’t eat them now unless my next ex wife is Spanish.
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    Years years ago when I first bought a nice ripe plantain, I thought it to be same as a desert variety banana (the ones we eat) and put it in a post workout shake

    Thinking of my usual chocolate powder and banana, the creamy milkshake like goodness I started to chug the shake.

    Bad fricking mistake

    Tasted like shit.


    I do enjoy them now that I know how to cook them.

    Little coconut oil, thin sliced, fried crispy outside soft inside lightly salted

    I love them

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    They go well with fried chicken and waffles
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    Quote Originally Posted by Couchlockd View Post
    Years years ago when I first bought a nice ripe plantain, I thought it to be same as a desert variety banana (the ones we eat) and put it in a post workout shake

    Thinking of my usual chocolate powder and banana, the creamy milkshake like goodness I started to chug the shake.

    Bad fricking mistake

    Tasted like shit.


    I do enjoy them now that I know how to cook them.

    Little coconut oil, thin sliced, fried crispy outside soft inside lightly salted

    I love them
    Lol - i can see how it's easy to make that mistake!

    I've never fried them in coconut oil - that's definitely one to try and would go nicely with some avocado.

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