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From: piaba piabinha at yahoo.com> on 2005.11.22 at 17:13:46(13568)
--- Julius Boos wrote:
> You wondered what A. paeon. tastes like, it is
> available here in Florida in
> cans at the Indian Grocery, called 'Suran' or
> Elephant yam. It USED to be
> available as whole fresh tubers, but I have not seen
> them in ages. I hear
> that it tastes like Dracontium tubers, which taste
> like a doughy Colocasia!
so, ju-bo, how do these chubas taste like? are they
prepared fresh or just as a starch like konjac?
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From: "Julius Boos" ju-bo at msn.com> on 2005.11.23 at 04:41:36(13570)
Reply-To : Discussion of aroids
Sent : Tuesday, November 22, 2005 5:13 PM
To : Discussion of aroids
Subject : [Aroid-l] suran
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--- Julius Boos wrote:
You wondered what A. paeon. tastes like, it is
available here in Florida in cans at the Indian Grocery, called 'Suran' or
Elephant yam. It USED to be available as whole fresh tubers, but I have
not seen
them in ages. I hear that it tastes like Dracontium tubers, which taste
like a doughy Colocasia!
so, ju-bo, how do these chubas taste like? are they
prepared fresh or just as a starch like konjac?<<
Dear Tsuh Yang,
As I mentioned (above), the 'chubas' are sold in cans as bits cooked in
brine, and though I have not sampled them, am told that they taste like
Dracontium, or like a 'tough' Colocasia!
Julius
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From: "Julius Boos" ju-bo at msn.com> on 2005.11.24 at 20:27:25(13571)
Reply-To : Discussion of aroids
Sent : Wednesday, November 23, 2005 4:41 AM
To : aroid-l@gizmoworks.com
Subject : RE: [Aroid-l] suran
From : piaba
Reply-To : Discussion of aroids
Sent : Tuesday, November 22, 2005 5:13 PM
To : Discussion of aroids
Subject : [Aroid-l] suran
Dear Tsuh Yang and other friends on this list,
A tip for all you Amorphophiles (and Amorphophages!) 'out there'---Earlier
today I visited my Indian Grocer on Okeechobee Blvd. here in West Palm
Beach, Florida to get some special curry paste, as we Trinidadians have
'modified' the GREAT American Holiday, Thanksgiving, to incorporate some of
the foods that we are thankful for! :--)
I asked my friendly grocer when next he would have some FRESH/living tubers
of 'suran' (Amorph. paeon.) in stock, he said he`d order a box for next
week, he gets them from a wholesaler in Homestead, Florida, and he thought
that they were being grown commercially in both Jamaica and Honduras, Cen.
America! SO---all of you 'out there' in America who want tubers of
Amorpho. paeon. and can locate an Indian Grocery in your hometown, ask the
grocer to order you some 'suran' tubers from Homestead, Miami, the same
place he gets his 'arvi' (Colocasia esculenta antiquoprum) tubers, they work
out to be CHEAP by the pound!
Good Growing,
Julius
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WPB, FLORIDA
--- Julius Boos wrote:
You wondered what A. paeon. tastes like, it is
available here in Florida in cans at the Indian Grocery, called 'Suran' or
Elephant yam. It USED to be available as whole fresh tubers, but I have
not seen
them in ages. I hear that it tastes like Dracontium tubers, which taste
like a doughy Colocasia!
so, ju-bo, how do these chubas taste like? are they
prepared fresh or just as a starch like konjac?<<
Dear Tsuh Yang,
As I mentioned (above), the 'chubas' are sold in cans as bits cooked in
brine, and though I have not sampled them, am told that they taste like
Dracontium, or like a 'tough' Colocasia!
Julius
=========
tsuh yang
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http://farechase.yahoo.com
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