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Dasheen, a root with aliases (eddoe, taro, cocoyam, kalo),
is prepared & eaten like potatoes. We pay MORE for
them in the USA and use as accent plants (Elephant Ears)
in our landscaping. |
Call me adventurous. When it comes to living down here in the Caribbean and shopping for groceries I like to try new things. Every time I begin to prepare a meal and bring out something odd looking, Captain Dan suggests we go out to eat... I prevail, of course, and we've tried plantains, seaweed salad, Caribbean yams, faux gravlox (seasoned raw tuna), green papayas, coconuts off the beach and yes, dasheen. I think Dan likes them, but he rarely asks for seconds.
(Now if I could just convince Dan to catch one of those free range chickens we see everywhere we go it would really round out tonight's supper.)
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