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One thing I like, well love to do is sit back with my girlfriends, relax and try new wines but not just any wines, we like to try family owned wines. I mean wine is a moms best friend, right? I know in my case it is. Want to know what else I love doing? Pairing new wines with some of my favorite recipes, which isn't always easy. Thankfully Sutter Home has a delicious line of affordable, award-winning wines like my new favorite, Chardonnay. And it pairs perfectly with a recipe I love making, Mini Cuban Tostone Sandwiches. These sandwiches are easy to make and you can enjoy a glass of Sutter Home Chardonnay while making them.
Sutter Home Chardonnay is a medium dry wine. It's fresh pear and citrus aromas lead to rich, creamy peach and apple flavors, and a full, luxurious finish. It pairs great with foods like Tostone, which are twice fried plantain slices and one of my favorites growing up and now, Cuban sandwiches. I remember always asking my mom to bring me to our local panadería just to get one of their delicious sandwiches. Fast forward to now and I have this wonderful recipe that is enjoyed by everyone and complements Sutter Home Chardonnay perfectly.
Making a Tostone is easy. First, heat oil in a large skillet. While heating, peel your plantain and cut it into 1-inch chunks. Next, Place the plantains in the oil and fry on both sides (3 minutes on each side). Remove the plantains from the skillet and flatten the plantains by placing a plate over the fried plantains and pressing down, I like to press them on waxed paper, so they don't stick. And lastly, return them to the hot oil and fry 1 minute on each side. But with this recipe, I turn these already delicious Tostones into even better sandwiches.
To make a Cuban Sandwich all you need is Pernil, slow-roasted marinated pork shoulder, I like to use leftover pernil warmed up and cut up, Ham - deli ham is perfect, Swiss Cheese, Pickles, Mustard and of course, your already made Tostones, making them, Mini Cuban Tostone Sandwiches.
Last step, Layer your Sandwich. Start with a Tostone, add some Mustard, Ham, Swiss Cheese, Pork, Pickles and top it with another Tostone. I like to use a toothpick at the end, but that's completely optional.
And just like that, you have a delicious sandwich to pair with a glass or two of Sutter Home Chardonnay, and I promise your girlfriends will love it. What recipe would you pair with Sutter Home Chardonnay? Check out UncorkTheMoments.com for more delicious recipes and be sure to follow Sutter Home on Facebook and Twitter for more updates. Sutter Home is the perfect choice to bring a variety of flavors to your summer fun!
One thing I like, well love to do is sit back with my girlfriends, relax and try new wines but not just any wines, we like to try family owned wines. I mean wine is a moms best friend, right? I know in my case it is. Want to know what else I love doing? Pairing new wines with some of my favorite recipes, which isn't always easy. Thankfully Sutter Home has a delicious line of affordable, award-winning wines like my new favorite, Chardonnay. And it pairs perfectly with a recipe I love making, Mini Cuban Tostone Sandwiches. These sandwiches are easy to make and you can enjoy a glass of Sutter Home Chardonnay while making them.
Sutter Home Chardonnay is a medium dry wine. It's fresh pear and citrus aromas lead to rich, creamy peach and apple flavors, and a full, luxurious finish. It pairs great with foods like Tostone, which are twice fried plantain slices and one of my favorites growing up and now, Cuban sandwiches. I remember always asking my mom to bring me to our local panadería just to get one of their delicious sandwiches. Fast forward to now and I have this wonderful recipe that is enjoyed by everyone and complements Sutter Home Chardonnay perfectly.
Making a Tostone is easy. First, heat oil in a large skillet. While heating, peel your plantain and cut it into 1-inch chunks. Next, Place the plantains in the oil and fry on both sides (3 minutes on each side). Remove the plantains from the skillet and flatten the plantains by placing a plate over the fried plantains and pressing down, I like to press them on waxed paper, so they don't stick. And lastly, return them to the hot oil and fry 1 minute on each side. But with this recipe, I turn these already delicious Tostones into even better sandwiches.
To make a Cuban Sandwich all you need is Pernil, slow-roasted marinated pork shoulder, I like to use leftover pernil warmed up and cut up, Ham - deli ham is perfect, Swiss Cheese, Pickles, Mustard and of course, your already made Tostones, making them, Mini Cuban Tostone Sandwiches.
Last step, Layer your Sandwich. Start with a Tostone, add some Mustard, Ham, Swiss Cheese, Pork, Pickles and top it with another Tostone. I like to use a toothpick at the end, but that's completely optional.
And just like that, you have a delicious sandwich to pair with a glass or two of Sutter Home Chardonnay, and I promise your girlfriends will love it. What recipe would you pair with Sutter Home Chardonnay? Check out UncorkTheMoments.com for more delicious recipes and be sure to follow Sutter Home on Facebook and Twitter for more updates. Sutter Home is the perfect choice to bring a variety of flavors to your summer fun!
I love plantains, so I know I'll enjoy serving your mini cuban sandwiches at my next party. They look delicious and I know my family and friends will love them.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I love Sutter Home, but have never cooked with it. This looks so unique and delicious, I have to try it!
ReplyDeleteI love these cute little mini cuban sandwiches! Little bites are perfect party foods when folks want to try a taste of lots of different things! I will add these to my line up of party foods!
ReplyDeleteI have to say I actually have never had a plantain before.... Opps. However, this looks beyond yummy! I just may have to try them and pick myself up some Sutter Home! Thanks for making me hungry!! =P
ReplyDeleteI love fried plantains! The sandwiches look amazing. I might have to give your recipe a try.
ReplyDeleteFried plantains I have tried like this never.But it looks very good with some wine for sure.
ReplyDeletePlantains as a sandwich fixing sounds yummy. Add some cheese and spinach to mine please.
ReplyDeleteThose little sammy's look might tasty. I'd have to agree with above that cheese and spinach would be my choice too. Good wine and good food.
ReplyDeleteThat is sandwich is bad ass! filled everything love. Gotta try it out.
ReplyDeleteThese sandwiches sound so delicious! I'd love to try this recipe. I can't believe how quick and easy it sounds too! And that chardonnay sounds like the perfect drink!
ReplyDeleteThat sandwich looks really good. I think the cheese and spinach would be the best.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE plantains and Sutter Home is a solid affordable wine. I am a bit of a wine lover here - okay a HUGE wine lover - I would happily come hang out with you anytime!
ReplyDeleteOMG this recipe is insane! I love tostones, I could eat them every day if I could! I'm going to make these for my next barbecue gathering.
ReplyDeleteYou had me at cuban. Since we moved to florida all I want to do is spend a week in Miami eating cuban food. lol
ReplyDeleteI love tostones! They're so good! My son in law makes them all the time. This looks like a great recipe.
ReplyDeleteYum, yum, yum - the perfect wine and the perfect bite to go with! Love what you put together here, I agree...wine is a girls best friend - cheers! :D
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like the perfect meal to me. I'd love to start having wine with dinner occasionally.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pairing up of items. Looks like a lovely way to enjoy this chardonnay!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute party snack! Love that you thought to pair it with wine. I'll have to try it in the near future!
ReplyDeleteThis is so perfect!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a girls night in, just enjoying something like this.
Even a date night.
And I LOVE plantains!
Thanks for sharing!
I've never seen a sandwich like that so I can't wait to try it. I'll have to pick up some wine to go with it too.
ReplyDeleteI would have never thought to put all of these flavors together. Chardonnay is my favorite kind of wine so I will have to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteWow my mouth is a river right now! this looks so delicious
ReplyDeletegreat little sandwiches. Sutter home Chardonnay is a nice wine,
ReplyDeleteSutter Home is one of my favorite wine brands! These mini Cubans look delicious!
ReplyDeleteI like that it's bite-size. This can really be a good meal that comes with a glass of chardonnay.
ReplyDeletewow, I've never seen this before. What a great way to cut out bread.. and with wine, how can you lose.
ReplyDeleteLove... Love Cuban sandwiches. Adding a glass of wine sounds really good!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great combination for a lunch! Those mini Cubans look great and I love Sutter Home.
ReplyDeleteI love Tostone, sounds strange but I never thought that we can do that. I love the output, looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteI love this sandwich and the wine goes well with it. I think I will make one for my wife so we can spend some precious time together even if we are at home.
ReplyDeleteI love the mini cuban tostone sandwich, I will try this at home. I love this recipe, I can't believe you can do that with banana.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't exactly call myself a wine pairing expert but it's always nice to try new things that would go well with wine. This is a really interesting pairing and I've never tried anything like it before!
ReplyDeleteLove this wine and this looks like such an amazing pairing!
ReplyDeleteWe usually cook with wines like Sutterhome, but don't usually drink it. I love the little sandwiches!
ReplyDeletePlantains are my favorite especially green ones. Your sandwiches look delicious. I would enjoy them with a glass of chardonnay for sure.
ReplyDeleteI cook plantains too with my Caribbean food!! This sandwich looks so good too!!
ReplyDeleteI personally love chardonnay and it's great that I can have a different taste to accompany it with. Cubans are really a hit for me, ever since I tasted my first one.
ReplyDeleteI love the whole idea. Perfect indeed for house parties! Thanks for sharing dear.
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Ok, you are killing me with those Cuban tostones! I love a good Cuban sandwich!
ReplyDeleteThat sandwich looks amazing! I love that it's a smaller size to. That would be perfect for me. I'm going to have to make some of them. They look so good!
ReplyDeleteCan you believe I have never tried Plantain before? I would love to make a veggie mini cuban.
ReplyDeleteloving the idea. They look amazing. Good vino too.
ReplyDeleteThese sandwiches sound so delicious! I might have to give your recipe a try.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good thing to serve for guests. Nice and light too, which is good in this heat.
ReplyDeleteI'v never had a cuban but I adore plantains so I know this is definitely something I would love to try! Perfect for a mini date night at home...
ReplyDeleteThis combination looks like it would just tickle my taste buds. Those mini sandwiches are great.
ReplyDeleteThese mini sandwiches look really good. I've never heard of the recipe but I feel like my husband would really enjoy it. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love plantains....I bake them though more than fry. Love it
ReplyDeleteI try and buy plantains in chance I get so this is so welcome.
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! I love tostones and I never thought about making Cuban sandwiches with it. Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, those mini cuban sandwiches! Those are so clever! And sound yummy!
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