RECYCLING POETRY and/or PEACE: Maniok in Afrikaans, SINGKONG on BashaMalay, Macaxeira in Portuguese

Thursday, March 22, 2007

Maniok in Afrikaans, SINGKONG on BashaMalay, Macaxeira in Portuguese

and maracheeni in Malyalam. Great food for anti-inflammatory uses, low cholesterol, helps with joint and bone aches. Try deep fried, but only in moderate platefuls of snacks. (Fufu of Nigeria is ground from the same YUCA plant roots).... Sign in to see full entry.

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