Tag: Cassava Flour

• Brazilian Cuisines January 4, 2025

Tapioca is a traditional Brazilian dish made from tapioca flour, which is derived from the cassava root. It is particularly popular in the northeastern region of Brazil, where it is enjoyed as both a savory and sweet snack or meal. The dish consists of a gluten-free pancake-like creation, which is typically filled with a variety...

• Brazilian Cuisines January 4, 2025

Farofa is a traditional Brazilian dish made from toasted cassava flour (also known as manioc flour). It is a versatile and flavorful side dish that is often served with meats, stews, or beans, and is a staple in Brazilian cuisine. Farofa is commonly enjoyed during family meals, celebrations, and especially alongside dishes like feijoada, churrasco...

• Nigerian Cuisines January 3, 2025

Eba is a popular Nigerian dish made from garri (fermented cassava flour). It is commonly consumed as a side dish or swallow food that is paired with soups, stews, or sauces. Eba is loved for its smooth texture and ability to complement a variety of Nigerian soups such as Egusi Soup, Afang Soup, Ogbono Soup,...