current events

C&C on the blogs!

Passionfruit Torte on Slashfood Feast Your Eyes
Madelines on TWD Our Secret Ingredients
Mrs. Rabbit's Brown Bread on The Kitchn
Crocodile Bread on Slashfood
Peruvian Peanut Potatoes on Cookthink's Root Source: Peanut Butter
Apple Pie Cake on Slashfood
Top Shot and Reader's Choice on Snackfoods: Potato
Dessert Hummus on Slashfood
Supersized Squash on BlogHer

Tastespotting
Food Gawker
Photograzing
PhotoFoodBlog
Foodie Views

Sweet & Simple

Don’t you worry now!! I haven’t forgotten that it is still banana week…or month, depending on how fast I can get through the rest of this pile of platanos.

I am not sure I can eat, or even see, bananas without thinking of the jungle and all of my friends there! During the several trips I have made that way, we have eaten bananas at just about every meal…breakfast, lunch and dinner. Some even go on a banana fast after trips to the jungle! Instead, the bananas seem to follow me!

I continue to work through a list of recipes I would like to share with all of you. I am not even sure that I have enough bananas to get through the entire list. Crazy, huh?

Much of the time, bananas seem to include oil and I can appreciate the few recipes that are a bit more natural. Tonight, I want to share some thing sweet & simple.


Platano Asado

To make platano asado, place yellow-brown platano bellaco in the oven at 400F for one hour. (Throw some in while you are baking other things.) Cut a slice in the skin and enjoy.

Simple, no? You could eat this delight all by itself. Make it into a dessert by sprinkling brown sugar and cinnamon over the banana once it is slit open and enjoy! Cut the banana into pieces and add it to your soup for a sweet bite inside of a spicy soup.

Leave a Reply

 

 

 

You can use these HTML tags

<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>