- and the
common name "manioc" both
derive from the
Guarani (Tupi) name
mandioca or
manioca for the plant. The
specific name
esculenta is
Latin for 'edible'...
- The c****ava root is
known by
different names throughout the country:
mandioca in the North, Central-West, and São Paulo;
macaxeira in the Northeast;...
-
released by
Brazilian singer Gabriela Moraes. The
sertanajo duo
Maykow &
Mandioca made an
adapted version with
additional lyrics as "Pedida Perfeita" using...
- its own ground. They planted, in a few days,
enough tobacco,
maize and
mandioca for
their own
consumption [...].
Having at
every hut a
grove of oranges...
- phyllacanthus;
common names in Portuguese: favela, faveleira, faveleiro, and
mandioca-brava) is a
species of
flowering plant. It is
endemic to Brazil. Its distributional...
- de São João) •
Canjica • Mungunzá • Bolo de
milho •
Pamonha • Bolo de
mandioca •
Cuscuz com
charque •
Curau de
milho • Paçoquinha de
colher • Pé de moleque...
-
impact of the 1968
single "El
hombre restante".
Tanguito later worked for
Mandioca,
Argentine rock's
first independent record label founded by
producers Jorge...
-
comida feita da
mandioca food made from c****ava patʰιšə
farinha de
mandioca (
mandioca mole) c****ava
flour (soft c****ava) pisikʰa
mandioca numa bola para...
-
Bolinhos de
mandioca com mel ("little
balls of
manioc with honey") is a
traditional Cape
Verdean dessert. It is made by
mixing whole eggs with mol****es...
- and
appetizers of the
local cuisine use corn or c****ava (known
there as
mandioca)
flour instead of wheat, as the
latter did not
adapt well to the local...
