Back to 4 servings 3 ripe plantains, the riper, the better, for maximized sweetness Marinade 0.5 a medium-sized onion 2 inches of ginger 1 scotch bonnet pepper A generous sprinkle of salt to taste Roasted peanuts to serve
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1 Step 1: Peel the plantains by cutting off the tips with a knife, then make a slit along the length of the skin and tease the skin off from the opening.2 Step 2: Cut the plantains into chunks. Slit them down the middle so you get two mirrored halves.3 Step 3: Cut across the width of each half at an angle, slanting your knife as much as possible to get the longest pieces, and set them aside.4 Step 4: Peel the onion, scrape the skin off the ginger with a spoon, chop lightly, and put them into a blender along with the scotch bonnet pepper.5 Step 5: Blend the ingredients to a paste, using as little water as possible.6 Step 6: Pour the gingery marinade over the plantain pieces and mix to coat well. Season with a generous amount of salt.7 Step 7: Heat up cooking oil for deep frying. To check if the oil is ready, drop a piece of onion into the pot. If it sizzles and rises up immediately, the oil is ready.8 Step 8: Fry the marinated plantain pieces in the oil until golden brown. Remove from the oil and allow to drain.9 Step 9: Sprinkle the kelewele with roasted peanuts and serve.getsaucepan.com/r/5c368429-97ee-432d-8afe-5afa9948018b · Original: https://www.myburntorange.com/kelewele-a-spiced-plantain-snack/