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Rice with Beans and Sweet Plantain

Prep 10 min
Total 30 min
Ingredients 10
Servings 6

If you are looking to give your Thanksgiving dinner a traditional Latin touch, rice with beans and sweet plantains are your best bet. It's a dish that captures the essence of the Latin kitchen and combines perfectly with the traditional turkey. Best of all, this dish can be prepared in the blink of an eye, leaving you plenty of time to prepare the rest of your menu and be the wonderful hostess you are. Dare to give your Thanksgiving a little more sazón? MORE + LESS -

Ingredients

tablespoon oil

clove garlic, minced

cups rice

1/2

cup of red beans

1/2

cup Muir Glen™ organic tomato sauce

cup beef cubes (optional)

cups water

pinch of turmeric

Salt to taste

ripe plantain

Directions

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1

If you're going to add meat to this dish, add oil to a pot and brown the meat with the garlic.
2

Now add the rice, beans, tomato sauce and finally, the water. Season with turmeric and salt.
3

Cover the pot and let the rice cook at low heat.
4

In the meantime, peel the plantain and cut into small cubes.
5

Sauté the pieces of plantain until they've nice and tender. Remove from the oil and use paper towels to absorb the excess oil.
6

Once the rice is ready, add the plantains and mix well.
7

Serve immediately.

Expert Tips

You can use black beans instead of red.
To add an extra Latin touch, add finely chopped cilantro just before serving.

Nutrition Information

No nutrition information available for this recipe

More About This Recipe

If you are looking to give your Thanksgiving dinner a traditional Latin touch, rice with beans and sweet plantains are your best bet. It's a dish that captures the essence of the Latin kitchen and combines perfectly with the traditional turkey. Best of all, this dish can be prepared in the blink of an eye, leaving you plenty of time to prepare the rest of your menu and be the wonderful hostess you are. Dare to give your Thanksgiving a little more sazón?