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Vatapá (Yoruba: vata'pa, [
vɐtɐˈpa]) is an Afro-Brazilian dish made from bread, shrimp,
coconut milk,
finely ground peanuts and palm oil
mashed into a...
- country's
national dish; and
regional foods such as beiju, feijão tropeiro,
vatapá, moqueca,
polenta (from
Italian cuisine) and acarajé (from
African cuisine)...
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cuisine due to the
presence of
African delicacies such as acarajé, abará and
vatapá. Root
vegetables such as
manioc (locally
known as mandioca,
aipim or macaxeira...
- in
front of the customers. It is
served split in half and
stuffed with
vatapá and
caruru – ****y
pastes made from shrimp,
ground cashews, palm oil and...
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Allogenus Camerata Dinizia Foviella Leucolesma Micaplana Nexilis Uteriporus Vatapa *Tyler S,
Schilling S,
Hooge M, and Bush LF (comp.) (2006-2012) Turbellarian...
- of
recipes that take palm tree oil.
Traditional dishes include caruru,
vatapá, acarajé, bobó-de-camarão,
moqueca baiana, and abará. Some of
these dishes...
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Matapa Matapa served with
white rice
Place of
origin Mozambique Main
ingredients Young c****ava
leaves Similar dishes Vatapá...
- the Orishas."
Dishes representative of candomblé are acarajé, caruru, or
vatapá.
Creole cuisine in
Louisiana is
influenced by African, Caribbean, French...
- deep-fried in dendê. Acarajé is
typically served split in half and
stuffed with
vatapá, caruru,
diced green and red tomatoes,
fried sun-dried
shrimp and homemade...
- indigenous,
being made with okra, chili,
dried shrimp and palm oil.
Callaloo Vatapá List of
Brazilian dishes "Caruru, o
prato afro-indígena mais
antigo e po****r"...
