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Taro roots   Close
kolokassi (taro) cut   Close
fry meat   Close
finely chop onion   Close
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  • lizaki69 13 years ago
    WHERE IS THE RECIPE??
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  • ivy 17 years ago
    I hope you will try it and tell me your opinion about it. As a matter of fact, we also had it in our yards or pots and the leaves are beautiful (I think they also call them elephant ears).
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  • ylokos 17 years ago
    This sounds really good. Being from the Pacific, i have only had taro as a sweet, or cooked with coconut milk, cooked with a soy broth, or fried. I have never seen recipes from other countries like this one. Thank you so much for sharing this one. You know it is quite easy to grow at home. I had some growing in pots on my balcony when I was in college. In Southeast Asia and in the Pacific, we eat the leaves too, as you may have seen from the other taro recipes here.
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