Category Archives: Creole cuisine

Fruits to eat in February

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Fruit in february Mango, a fruit to savor in February. Native to Southeast Asia, the mango is a delicious fruit rich in vitamins and fiber. Is chosen with a skin smooth and not too hard, and kept in a dry, … Continue reading

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What is Eel in creole cuisine from reunion island

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What is eel The word eel is an ambiguous common name referring to several species of fish snake measuring from 40 cm to 150 cm and weighing up to 4 kg for females.. It is a highly migratory, and specifically … Continue reading

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What is cassava in creole cuisine

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Cassava Cassava (Manihot esculenta) is a perennial shrub of the Euphorbiaceae family, native to South America, particularly in southwestern Basin amazonien. It is now widely grown and harvested as an annual in the tropics and subtropics. It is usually eaten … Continue reading

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What is Mango Pickle in Creole cuisine

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Mango pickle Mango pickle made ​​from green mango are made to accompany the lunch, especially in Madagascar. Mainly based broth called brèdes romazava, fish fried or fatty food. They are used to lighten the meal and give flavor to what … Continue reading

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What is bredes in creole cuisine

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Bredes The bredes mean a whole range of edible leaves of many plants that are cooked before being eaten, the cooking probably inhibiting toxins of some of these plants. This term is used in the Mascarene since the seventeenth century. … Continue reading

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What is sweet treats in creole cuisine

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Sweet treats the sweet treats we eat at any hour in small quantities include the rouroute candy, the candy tie or sweet honey, the latter two being fried. There are also different cakes such as sweet potato pie, cake ti’son … Continue reading

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