justiceingeneral Yes I know I grew up around it, my son is Hispanic and so is my husband so I am very in tune with the Hispanic culture They are delicious no doubt about that
So im Indian (my parents are from the southern state of Kerala in India) and we actually eat alot of plantains too! We steam them and eat them as is or eat them with Puttu(which is like a steamed rice flour cake with coconut) or toss sliced plantains into a batter and fry them (this is usually like a snack/afternoon treat) Only recently did I learn that plantains are popular amongst certain Latinos as well which i think is pretty cool!
That was sunny side down Alba....your videos calm me down in the midst of my husband yelling at the kids....your household, how you are and your family is so beautiful and calm, I aspire for that kind of life....I try to eat clean and introduce my kids to clean eating but my husband is the opposite....I’m more spiritual and aware of life, and my husband is, well, just a human being....your family is beautiful....and inspiring!
Thank you for showing us breakfast at your house can’t wait to incorporate the new ideas I have in my mind now that I’ve seen some things y’all do that I would like to try. Also, baby alma is so beautiful alba when you waved bye and she looked up at the camera my heart dropped😩♥️ so beautiful like those porcelain dolls. I guess I’m catching baby fever I’m 28 with no kids yet😂😂love your channel been supporting you since day 1 & I always will love y’all♥️
Plantains are a great staple in Jamaican dishes. Fried plantains (ripe or green) are delicious whether it's for breakfast or a side on a dinner plate. It's great when it is really sweet to balance out a very spicy dish like a Jerk Chicken meal. Thanks, for always sharing your tips and healthy/organic products that most of us haven't heard of before.
We do eat plantains in Nigeria, we fry them just as you did and eat them with fried rice, jollof rice,rice and peas, spaghetti bolognese or just with fried eggs (we fry the tomatoes, peppers and onions first then add the eggs )or boil the plantain and eat with eggs mentioned above or greens called Amaranth sauce with chicken or beef ,really tasty.
Thank u Alba! I appreciate your videos so much!! ❤️ I really think that you and Manny should do more content on little Manny .. something !! A blog, a TH-cam page, a book. Something! Because as I share in the past that I have 4yrs old autistic boy and the majority of things that I implement in his life I have learned from you guys. And it works for us. So Thankyou for all you do! ❤️❤️❤️
I so enjoy watching your channel, I didn’t realize I was unsubscribed for a year. Congratulations on your new baby girl she’s beautiful, I wish I was subscribed we was pregnant at the same time!!! your such a calm being and that positivity was why I followed you. Just resubscribed have a wonderful day
Carina Bido same, i think Alma’s eye shape is just so different from Alba’s & Manny’s. Little manny is also a perfect blend of them & i can’t tell who he looks like either 😭😭
My family is from Ghana and eating boiled or fried plantain is an everyday add on for our meals. Spain was one of the countries that was part of the slave trade in Ghana so theres sooo many similarities between Ghanaians, Spanish speaking people and people from the Caribbean- who were also descendants of west african slaves. New subbed. Really enjoying your content!
I love fried sweet plantains, but especially the green ones fried crispy with sea salt and some bacalou aka cod fish yum! Awwww Alma, she is getting so big. She’s gonna be a tall girl!!
I feel like I've been waiting for this video a months and feel satisfied. I can almost smell the coffee. I love coffee,but I'm restricted by my doctor,so the smell is satisfying even in my mind.😉 Alba,it's always so nice to see you and your beautiful family, especially your cutiepie daughter. Plantains are a part of my carribean culture,I love them(very ripe) fried,(half ripe)boiled, and (green + lightly salted)as chips.
Ohh we eat fried plantains like that in South India too (usually with sugar), sometimes fried in batter. From the comments it seems tropical cuisine everywhere has a lot of similarities.
If you are from the Caribbean Islands plantains are a staple breakie food...I actually like them green: fried, then pressed, salted, then fried again in coconut oil, of course.
Hi Alba! I would love to see what you feed Alma. She is a day older than my daughter and I need new ideas since she is "picky" lol. Long time subscriber, love your content!
I'm from Barbados and we prepare our plantains the same way or I eat them the way you would eat a banana or put them in smoothies when they're really ripe.
Everything looks good! 😍 breakfast is one of my favorite meals. I feel like I don’t have time to make it at home most days so I’m extra excited when I do.
Plaintains are from India, brought to Africa and then brought by Africans over to the islands of the West Indies. It's a very popular food that is common to many cultures.
If you want finer pink salt just put it in your coffee grinder and it will make it fine and then wash it out when you use it for coffee. Thats what i do ♥️😋
We eat plaintains that way in the morning. In southern part of india. Not so famous though. What we do is almost same. But the plaintains should be cut from the middle and the cut like normal.. fry in a pan, add a little bit of sugar and on the top of those plaintain, add raw eggs and scramble all together. Till the egg is cooked which literally takes like few seconds. And for extra taste we put a tiny amount ghee(clarified butter) on top of everything. It is HEAVEN. I really hope u give it a try. IT IS SOOOO GOOOD. and soo filling.
In El Salvador fried plantains is part of the typical breakfast. We also bake them (healthier alternative. They're so good. I always fail at making them. I will try to cut them the was you did and use coconut oil instead.
In Trinidad we eat sweet plantains fried also. Sometimes with fried bake or with bread or even with sada roti/ flat bread or what you use to make the quesadilla 😍 yum
Love this video, as I do your other ones! I LOVE scrambled eggs as well! One trick (I learned, thanks to the Internet a couple years ago) to have thick, super fluffy scrambled eggs is to place a spoonful of Greek yogurt into the mix prior to throwing everything into the pan. Works every time! I'm Ghanaian, so I grew up eating plantains. However, I must admit that sweet or not, I kinda got tired of eating them circa the age of 14 (b/c they're a staple part of many African dishes) -- I'm now almost 33, so at this point, I prefer non-sweetened, sea salt (especially) plantain chips! ROSS, TJMaxx, etc. tend to have a REALLY GOOD selection of plantain chips (by various brands) regularly in stock, so that's how I get 'em in nowadays! I no longer eat plantains w/ stew 'n things. Have an amazing rest of your week!
Hi your new subscriber it's my first video am totally fall in luv with ur calming voice and ur food styles it's all new to me am impressed u guys r look amazing keep going
@SunKissAlba it seems like now that you’re a 1 million subbies you don’t upload nowhere near as many videos. Could we get the same energy from before?? I really enjoyed them. Thanks
I’m Caribbean, we eat plantains too but we call them “plant-in” lol
Was just going and say that. In the Caribbean we eat fried plantain anytime on any day, with anything. 🇩🇲
Yeahhh same I hate the other pronunciation
Yes!!!🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾. Had this morning
Thank yuh
Yassss!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Plantains are not just a Spanish dish it’s also a West Indian dish and African dishes as well
ZaniahSlayed So true even India , The Philippines lol all over
Shes dominican (West Indian).
Plaintains are HUGE in DR. Like I mean a lot of people even think that it helps them win baseball games lmao.
justiceingeneral Yes I know I grew up around it, my son is Hispanic and so is my husband so I am very in tune with the Hispanic culture They are delicious no doubt about that
Thays where its from, yall african ancestors knew what was up.
Taniya Thompson straights facts💯, na we oh
I know you must hear this a lot, but y’all are a GORGEOUS family my goodness!
Elle Renee thanks so much!
Elle Renee thank you soooo much!
I was just about to say the same thing 😍
I love plantains that's a Nigerian thing as well,we make it mostly for breakfast or a side in our jollof rice.
It is really cool to see all the different ethnicities that share a similar liking towards plantains and how they are made!
I'm from the Caribbean so we always have sweet (ripe) plantains
I am Nigerian, we eat plantain in so many different ways (fried, roasted, boiled,as a porridge, mashed into a dough, etc...)
Yup! That's how we Jamaican do it except for the dough part but we enjoy the ripe or green ones too fried, boiled or in porridge
@@cordeliacriseyde880 you could eat it with a soup or stew
So im Indian (my parents are from the southern state of Kerala in India) and we actually eat alot of plantains too! We steam them and eat them as is or eat them with Puttu(which is like a steamed rice flour cake with coconut) or toss sliced plantains into a batter and fry them (this is usually like a snack/afternoon treat) Only recently did I learn that plantains are popular amongst certain Latinos as well which i think is pretty cool!
fiocherry in Africa too, most Africans eat plantain fried, steamed or grilled. 😋
@@occasionallyemo oooo grilled sounds sooo good!!
I had plantains 3 times this weekend lol I’m African American. Love em.
I’m Jamaican and we eat a lot of plantains! Love them!
Im Jamaican so duuuhh I eat plantains but it has to be a ripe so when you fry it it’s soft ☺️mmmm
Y’all are so calm and happy omg i love it Your diet really makes a huge difference in your attitude .
That was sunny side down Alba....your videos calm me down in the midst of my husband yelling at the kids....your household, how you are and your family is so beautiful and calm, I aspire for that kind of life....I try to eat clean and introduce my kids to clean eating but my husband is the opposite....I’m more spiritual and aware of life, and my husband is, well, just a human being....your family is beautiful....and inspiring!
Alma is soooo adorable. 😍 God bless
Will definitely go and purchase those teas. Thanks so much for sharing
Oh What a mother and a wife does to keep her family 💪
Simple, beautiful and filled with natural warmth. Thanks for sharing with us Alba and Sunkiss fam😍
I'm carribean too, I literally it plantains every single dayyyyyyy
I make my fried plantains with cinnamon, brown sugar and maple syrup
We eat plantains in the Caribbean too
@@sighhmmm800 yes I'm from Trinidad
@@Jaylanas me too
@@sighhmmm800 ok Heey lol
That sounds yummy
That breakfast looks so good! Your beautiful baby girl is growing up so fast! It seems like you just had her. Beautiful Family!
My parents are Jamaican and they used to make it every weekend. They're so delicious!
I use Green Pan as well!!!! Breakfast looks yummy I love sweet plantains (I'm Caribbean) lol!
Jewel Of the VirginIsles Just reading your comment makes me hungry lol!
@@AshleyChristina101 gyal yes 👍
Thank you for showing us breakfast at your house can’t wait to incorporate the new ideas I have in my mind now that I’ve seen some things y’all do that I would like to try. Also, baby alma is so beautiful alba when you waved bye and she looked up at the camera my heart dropped😩♥️ so beautiful like those porcelain dolls. I guess I’m catching baby fever I’m 28 with no kids yet😂😂love your channel been supporting you since day 1 & I always will love y’all♥️
I never tried to cook quesadillas and plaintains for breakfast 🥞 !
Seems delicious ! Thanks ! 👏🤍🥰😍
Plantains are a great staple in Jamaican dishes. Fried plantains (ripe or green) are delicious whether it's for breakfast or a side on a dinner plate. It's great when it is really sweet to balance out a very spicy dish like a Jerk Chicken meal. Thanks, for always sharing your tips and healthy/organic products that most of us haven't heard of before.
Love you nothing but positive vibes for you and your family..you are the only person I follow because of your humble personality....thank you
We do eat plantains in Nigeria, we fry them just as you did and eat them with fried rice, jollof rice,rice and peas, spaghetti bolognese or just with fried eggs (we fry the tomatoes, peppers and onions first then add the eggs )or boil the plantain and eat with eggs mentioned above or greens called Amaranth sauce with chicken or beef ,really tasty.
That little cutie patootie!!!! It's so good to see all of you doing well! Thanks for sharing!
I live for when my mom makes platano maduro ❤️ it felt so comforting watching you make it!
Thank u Alba! I appreciate your videos so much!! ❤️ I really think that you and Manny should do more content on little Manny .. something !! A blog, a TH-cam page, a book. Something! Because as I share in the past that I have 4yrs old autistic boy and the majority of things that I implement in his life I have learned from you guys. And it works for us. So Thankyou for all you do! ❤️❤️❤️
That's a quick and easy meal to prepare. Thanks SKA.
I so enjoy watching your channel, I didn’t realize I was unsubscribed for a year. Congratulations on your new baby girl she’s beautiful, I wish I was subscribed we was pregnant at the same time!!! your such a calm being and that positivity was why I followed you. Just resubscribed have a wonderful day
Yesss! Fried eggs and platanos are my go to for breakfast most mornings ♥️
Omg, Mujer Yes ! We love plantains in our house my husband is from Nicaragua 🇳🇮 it’s a must 💜💜
Plátanos machos with sunny side up eggs and black beans is my favorite all time! Love from California! Happy holidays
Looks so good. The baby is so cute. Luv watching all of u Alba. Thanks for sharing!
im from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and we deep fry the plantains so that way it cooks on the inside and outside.
Lovely breakfast . As a Jamaican ripe or sweet plantain is eaten all the all the time.
Everything looks so good
I love cooking everything in one pan like that!
do lunch next!! I love you guys. Such an inspiration
Alma is the cutest 😭♥️ i still can’t tell who she looks like the most 🤔
Liz Pena omgggggg I have the sand issue lol I’m always like she looks just like her mom than I’m like wait kind of look like her dad lol
Same *****
Liz Pena she looks like her grandma (Manny’s mum) I saw her in one of Alba’s videos and I was shocked at their resemblance
Carina Bido same, i think Alma’s eye shape is just so different from Alba’s & Manny’s. Little manny is also a perfect blend of them & i can’t tell who he looks like either 😭😭
Luv plantains! Beautiful family. Baby girl is adorable!
beautiful family!! and your breakfast, and your drinks looks delicious!!
The baby has really grown up. I need to try the cheese quesadilla and the coffee with the mushroom packs
My family is from Ghana and eating boiled or fried plantain is an everyday add on for our meals. Spain was one of the countries that was part of the slave trade in Ghana so theres sooo many similarities between Ghanaians, Spanish speaking people and people from the Caribbean- who were also descendants of west african slaves. New subbed. Really enjoying your content!
Omg I haven’t had plátanos maduros for breakfasts in so Long! Def making some for breakfast today
green bananas and plantains! my mom makes green banana porridge for breakfast sometimes and of course fried or boiled plantains.
Your baby daughter is so cute. congrats to you and your family. xoxo
Miss your videos! I know you're busy with your newborn tho so I understand.
I love fried sweet plantains, but especially the green ones fried crispy with sea salt and some bacalou aka cod fish yum!
Awwww Alma, she is getting so big. She’s gonna be a tall girl!!
My family is from El Salvador 🇸🇻
We eat a lot of sweet plantain🍽
You a Wet Back or a Anchor Baby?
Yami Honduras too 💪🏼💯
Sunnyside up eggs and maduros , oh and some ham, and I'm a happy girl! With a nice cup of coffee. Yumm
I feel like I've been waiting for this video a months and feel satisfied. I can almost smell the coffee. I love coffee,but I'm restricted by my doctor,so the smell is satisfying even in my mind.😉
Alba,it's always so nice to see you and your beautiful family, especially your cutiepie daughter.
Plantains are a part of my carribean culture,I love them(very ripe) fried,(half ripe)boiled, and (green + lightly salted)as chips.
I love boild sweet plantain for breakfast lunch and dinner.
Alba you are such an inspiration Queen and you are really Glowing keep going
Omg Alma is so adorable, she got it from both sides 😍
We call it fried plantains in Nigeria
you encourage me to continue eating and drinking healthy! Love you Alba ! ❤😘🎀and your family! GBY
Ohh we eat fried plantains like that in South India too (usually with sugar), sometimes fried in batter. From the comments it seems tropical cuisine everywhere has a lot of similarities.
I love Plantains.. .you have a beautiful family...and your gorgeous... breakfast looked good
If you are from the Caribbean Islands plantains are a staple breakie food...I actually like them green: fried, then pressed, salted, then fried again in coconut oil, of course.
Me! I'm Venezuelan and plantain is a MUST in my house, it is life!
You all are BEAUTIFUL 💕
Love watching your videos 🥰
Hi Alba! I would love to see what you feed Alma. She is a day older than my daughter and I need new ideas since she is "picky" lol. Long time subscriber, love your content!
Yaaaaas those plantains are soooooo good!!!!
I'm from Barbados and we prepare our plantains the same way or I eat them the way you would eat a banana or put them in smoothies when they're really ripe.
BREAKFAST LOOKS YUMMY
Everything looks good! 😍 breakfast is one of my favorite meals. I feel like I don’t have time to make it at home most days so I’m extra excited when I do.
Where did you purchase the water filter
Plaintains are from India, brought to Africa and then brought by Africans over to the islands of the West Indies. It's a very popular food that is common to many cultures.
If you want finer pink salt just put it in your coffee grinder and it will make it fine and then wash it out when you use it for coffee. Thats what i do ♥️😋
Where I live, we don't have plantains 😕 but they look soo delicious 😍
A health and wellness conscious latina! yay im central american and we eat platanos con todo 🥰
We eat plaintains that way in the morning. In southern part of india. Not so famous though. What we do is almost same. But the plaintains should be cut from the middle and the cut like normal.. fry in a pan, add a little bit of sugar and on the top of those plaintain, add raw eggs and scramble all together. Till the egg is cooked which literally takes like few seconds. And for extra taste we put a tiny amount ghee(clarified butter) on top of everything. It is HEAVEN. I really hope u give it a try. IT IS SOOOO GOOOD. and soo filling.
Have you ever tried boiling plantains with water one spoon of olive oils and salt ? I normally eat it with fish and vegetables a side
Lorree Nt2 that’s not plantain that’s green banana
In El Salvador fried plantains is part of the typical breakfast. We also bake them (healthier alternative. They're so good. I always fail at making them. I will try to cut them the was you did and use coconut oil instead.
I prefer to have tostones con mojo de ajo with my eggs but your breakfast looks amazing.
Thanks Alba for saying PLANT-AIN 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️ you’re so pretty🌸
Does chai tea have caffeine? I know that kind I buy does!
Plátanos are a must in a Dominican household
I love platano maduro soooo much!!!
The breakfast looks delicious Alba! 😍😋 I'm Haitian, so I love plantains and coffee!!! 💖 I like your gas stove. They cook the food soo much faster.
In Trinidad we eat sweet plantains fried also. Sometimes with fried bake or with bread or even with sada roti/ flat bread or what you use to make the quesadilla 😍 yum
Love this video, as I do your other ones! I LOVE scrambled eggs as well! One trick (I learned, thanks to the Internet a couple years ago) to have thick, super fluffy scrambled eggs is to place a spoonful of Greek yogurt into the mix prior to throwing everything into the pan. Works every time!
I'm Ghanaian, so I grew up eating plantains. However, I must admit that sweet or not, I kinda got tired of eating them circa the age of 14 (b/c they're a staple part of many African dishes) -- I'm now almost 33, so at this point, I prefer non-sweetened, sea salt (especially) plantain chips! ROSS, TJMaxx, etc. tend to have a REALLY GOOD selection of plantain chips (by various brands) regularly in stock, so that's how I get 'em in nowadays! I no longer eat plantains w/ stew 'n things.
Have an amazing rest of your week!
Just tried placing an order didn’t receive any discount during checkout
Never clicked so fast!!
So happy you and Baby Alma are back!! 😍😍💚💚
I have a plantain tree in my backyard. So I have it almost every morning lol
Does it still taste like coffee after adding mushroom?
I eat plátano maduro! And I eat mangu, every Sunday 😊 pura Dominicana ❤️
Hi your new subscriber it's my first video am totally fall in luv with ur calming voice and ur food styles it's all new to me am impressed u guys r look amazing keep going
Plz make video for making dark lip lighter
Can’t wait to make this
Wow looks so good that breakfast tku for sharing
Can you drink green tea while pregnant or breastfeeding? I know it has caffeine, but it has so many health benefits.
I'm from Louisiana/Texas and I love plantains.
Love maduros! 🙋🏻♀️
Omg yes! The chai tea! ❤️😍😍😍😍😍
@SunKissAlba it seems like now that you’re a 1 million subbies you don’t upload nowhere near as many videos. Could we get the same energy from before?? I really enjoyed them. Thanks
Look at Alma looking just like her dad!