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Sorullitos de Maíz Recipe (Corn Fritters)| Refresco De Tamarindo ( Tamarind drink)~Puerto rican Cuisine

September 19, 2014 By manjulabharathkumar@gmail.com

Puerto rican recipes

For P I had decided to make dishes from Puerto Rica which is officially called as common wealth of Puerto Rica. Its located in the Caribbean east of Dominican republic. As they had a Spanish invasion before centuries the islands culture and cuisine is highly influenced by them.The language spoken here is Spanish but people even talk English. I would like to mention the style of dance from this country which was very nice to watch the Bomba y plena,while researching about the country I happen to see a bomba style of dance in you tube and I liked the style a lot. Puerto rican cuisine has influence from the European , African  cuisines ad also the ingredients used for preparing a dish are influenced bu United states too. Puerto rican dishes have some flavorful spices and herbs added making the the dish aromatic. If you remember me making blancmange for Haitian cuisine they same pudding is made in puerto rica but obviously the name is different , it is called Tembleque ( coconut pudding). I am glad to know most of the countries share same recipes in different names.

I chose a fantastic fritter breaking the dessert marathon i was doing and made a  delicious fried snack from the country. Sorullitos are cornmeal fritters which is a very easy to make snack and very delicious to taste. The dip used for this fritter is mayo ketchup dip which tastes fantastic with this. Puerto rica is famous for its tamarind tree and so the cuisine include the tamarind is different forms mainly in drinks.They make a refreshing drink with tamarind which is like a aam pana to taste, It is similar to what we rajasthan’s have in summer. When I was a kid during summer holiday we used to go to rajasthan and there  in my native they serve a tamarind drink to go with a meal which is called amalvan and I just loved it a lot and after making this drinking from puerto rica it reminded me off amalvan which is similar to this drink but some extra spices are added to it.This is a perfect refreshment for summer heat.Lets move on to the recipe..
Puerto rican fritters

 

Corn fritters Recipe

 

Cornmeal fritters

Sorullitos de Maíz

                                  Recipe Category
    Preparation time
   Cook Time
                          Snacks
10 mins
10 mins
  Ingredients 
Fritters recipe
  Cornmeal – 1 cup
  Water – 2 cups
  Sugar – 3 tbsp
  Butter – 1 tbsp
  Salt – 1/4 tsp
  Oil for frying
  Method
  • In a sauce pan put water, sugar, salt and butter.
  • Let the water boil, and once it boils simmer the flame.
  • Add the corn meal while mixing with a ladle simultaneously.
  • Mix them till they combine well and get them cook well.
  • After some time it will begin to thicken and cook them them till its very thick.
  • Turn off the flame and let it cool till you can handle the dough.
  • Divide the dough to equal parts and roll them to a cylindrical or elongated shape like a roll or stick.
  • Heat oil in a pan and when it is hot enough slide the shaped sorullitos .
  • Fry them till golden brown from all sides.
  • Serve them warm with mayo ketchup dip.

 

Tamarind Drink

 

Puerto rican Tamarind juice

 

Refresco De Tamarindo

                                  Recipe Category
    Preparation time
   Cook Time
                            Drinks
5 mins
5 mins
Tamarind Juice recipe  Ingredients 
Dried tamarind – 1/2 cup ( remove the shell
and seeds)
Water – 3 cups
Sugar as needed
Ice cubes – Few  Method 

  • To remove the seeds from the tamarind you can soak them in water for a while and remove the seeds.
  • In a blender put the tamarind , water  and sugar.
  • Pulse the blender till they combine well.
  • Strain the juice using a strainer and serve them chilled with lots of ice cubes.

 

Tamarindo recipes
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Comments

  1. Srivalli says

    September 19, 2014 at 6:12 am

    Wow Manjula, you really have got some delicious dishes going here..very nice choice for the country!

  2. Priya Suresh says

    September 19, 2014 at 7:13 am

    Omg, those fritters are asking me to gobble few now, i can finish my lunch with that refreshing tamarind drink, too good both looks stunning.

  3. Kurinji says

    September 19, 2014 at 8:01 am

    mouthwatering fritters and clicks too….
    http://kurinjikathambam.blogspot.in/

  4. MonuTeena RecipesPassion says

    September 19, 2014 at 9:29 am

    wonderfully done

  5. Varadas Kitchen says

    September 19, 2014 at 11:28 am

    Again both dishes look great and are presented beautifully.

  6. Usha Rao says

    September 19, 2014 at 12:21 pm

    Nice presentation and both the dishes look.

  7. The Pumpkin Farm says

    September 19, 2014 at 3:20 pm

    beautiful choice of recipes…and amazing presentation

  8. vaishali sabnani says

    September 19, 2014 at 5:14 pm

    I like these fritters and the tamarind drink..wow it surely is very refreshing and my kind of stuff.good job with your presentation.

  9. Harini-Jaya R says

    September 21, 2014 at 9:54 pm

    I made these cornmeal fingers for Nigeria 🙂 Those are addictive! And the tamarind beverage sounds tongue tickling!

  10. Pavani N says

    October 6, 2014 at 7:24 pm

    Very interesting dishes from Nigeria. That tamarind drink looks refreshing and yummy!!

  11. Suma Gandlur says

    October 7, 2014 at 2:41 pm

    I didn't realize that these were sweet corn fritters. they must ahve been yummy.
    And what kind of tamarind did you use for that interesting drink ? I am guessing not the ones we use to make sambhar, right?

    • Manjula Bharath says

      October 7, 2014 at 3:44 pm

      thanks suma 🙂 yes not the regular tamarind the one from pod ..

  12. Gayathri Kumar says

    October 8, 2014 at 11:44 am

    The fritters look super inviting Manju. And the dring looks so refreshing…

  13. Chef Mireille says

    October 12, 2014 at 4:46 pm

    I am learning so much from your posts. Despite one of my good friends being PR I never heard of dances you mentioned. I more familiar with salsa and never heard of these fritters either. They look delicious

  14. Padmajha PJ says

    November 3, 2014 at 9:08 am

    The fritters are sure addictive and that drink sounds something like our amlana! Good choices for P!

  15. Archana Potdar says

    November 30, 2014 at 10:28 am

    the fitters and the tamarind drink look so yum.

  16. Unknown says

    February 8, 2016 at 6:59 pm

    It's spelled Puerto Rico not Puerto Rica

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