I grew up eating cassava, mostly mixed with plantains to make “foutou,” a traditional dish from Ivory Coast, but also as a crunchy fried snack served with dried chopped coconut. So needless to say, I was burning with curiosity when I set out to make this cassava cake from the Philippines. I was not entirely faithful to the recipe and used shredded cassava…
Name: Cassava cake
Eaten in: Philippines
Category: Traditional
A fragrant bake-less treat for hot days– Coconut Rocks
Name: Coconut Rocks
Foodie: Elodie
Eaten in: Caribbean and Africa
Category: Traditional
Let me begin by saying that I rarely like coconut in a “processed” form. I much prefer to enjoy the fruit as removed from its hard shell, than being surprised by its presence in cookies or other baked goods. However, somehow I thought I faintly remembered liking these little treats when I was younger, and so I gave them a try. Well the result is that, while I absolutely loved the fragrant smell…
Chocolate banana bread, a classic turned chocolate-perfect
Light and airy pineapple mousse, perfect dessert on a hot day
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