- plum, and hog plum. In
countries where they are native,
jocotes are also
known more
widely as
jocote, ciruela, ciruelo, chiabal, cirgüela, or jobo (Mexico);...
- (en jarabe)
Jalea de
guayaba Jalea de
mango Jalea de
patriotas (bananas)
Jocotes cocidos Leche burra Maduro asado Maduro en
gloria Maduro horneado Mamones...
- of Nicaragua's
dishes include indigenous fruits and
vegetables such as
jocote, mango, papaya, tamarindo, pipian, banana, avocado, yuca, and
herbs such...
-
Isbaandhays or
Isbaandhees —
Somali Jew Plum —
Jamaica Jobo
indio —
Spanish Jocote de Mico —
Guatemala June Plum — Jamaica,
Bermuda Kedondong— Malaysian, Indonesian...
- "volunteer".
Online Etymology Dictionary. "Volunteer- what's in a word?".
Jocote.org. 23
December 2010.
Archived from the
original on 27
December 2010. "Early...
- guava), and coua-xocotl (serpent fruit), but also used in
particular for
jocote (Spondias purpurea).
Philippines Bureau of
Science (1934). The Philippine...
-
Volcan De Agua (Volcano of Water), and
Volcan de
Fuego (Volcano of Fire).
Jocotes, a
fruit of the
cashew family, grow in the region. The more po****ted areas...
- Atol
Shuko (Black Corn
Paste looks purple),
Tamales Pisques, Miel de
Jocote (
Jocote Syrup), Miel De
Mango (Mango Syrup),
Panal De
Abeja (Bee hives), Cuzuco...
-
Federation was restored, he got him to
betray his government. They
signed "The
Jocote Accord". This
agreement provided for the
integration of a
single military...
-
beets Ayote en dulce, a type of
squash boiled in a
special sweet syrup Jocotes en miel, a
variety of
Spondias purpurea fruit boiled in
syrup Empanadas...
