TROPICAL FRUITS
& VEGETABLES
Tropical Fruits
Bananas, pineapple, papaya (lechoza), avocados, mangos, soursop (guanábanas), passion fruits (parchas), pomegranate (granada), coconut, oranges, etc.

Reference: photo provided by Aurye from a Greeting Card
Sugar Field (Central Azucarera)
This was a Sugar Field many years ago, when Puerto Rico used to plant sugar cane.

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Pineapples

Reference: http://prboriken.com/food.htm
Green Banana Plant (Mata de guineos)

Reference: photo took from a Calendar
Coconut (Coco)

Reference: http://www.ricansrecipes.com/recipes/detail.php?category_id=11&id=50
Made of of a mix of coconut milk, cream of coconut, evaporated milk, condensed milk, eggnog, ground cinnamon, cloves, vanilla extract and white rum. We usually drink it at Christmas time.

Reference: http://www.ricanrecipes.com/recipes/detail.php?category_id=11&id=50

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These vegetables are used to make our delicious "Pasteles" in Christmas.

Reference: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5217/pasteles.htm
Puerto Rican savory cakes (in banana leaves)

Reference: http://www.whats4eats.com/recipes/r_st_pasteles.html
Rice with green pegeons peas
(Arroz con Gandúles)

Reference: http://www.houseofpuertorico.com
Rice with green pigeons peas (Arroz con Gandúles), Puerto Rican savory cakes (Pasteles) and salad.
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Reference: http://www.houseofpuertorico.com
FRIED FAST FOOD
Fried Fast Food
(Alcapurrias y Bacalaítos Fritos)

Reference: www.jíbaros.com
A man frying Bacalaítos and Alcapurrias at Piñones, Isla Verde
Reference: Photo provided by Aurye
Fried Green Plantains
(Tostones)

Reference: www.houseofpuertorico.com
Bacalaítos Fritos
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