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Green plantains fried twice until crisp — the classic Cuban side loved across the Caribbean.
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Tostones are made from unripe plantains and are enjoyed throughout the Caribbean. The plantain slices are fried once, smashed flat, and fried again — this double frying is the secret to their crunch. They accompany almost every meat dish and plate of beans and rice.
Peel the plantains and cut into 3 cm rounds.
Fry in low-temperature oil until lightly colored on both sides.
Remove and flatten with a wooden spatula or the bottom of a jar.
Fry again in hot oil until crisp.
Sprinkle with salt and serve with a dip of garlic and lime juice.