Use your hand or a couple of spoons to form balls – a bit smaller than golf-ball size – and drop the balls into the hot oil.

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Flatten the fried plantains with a tostonera or between two plates, then fry them again until crispy. 2. Cook the Eggs: - In a separate pan, cook the eggs with salt and pepper. 3. Assemble the ...

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