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fufu
[foo-foo]
noun
a doughlike West African dish of boiled and ground plantain, yam, or cassava, made into balls to go with soups or stews.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of fufu1
Example Sentences
Making the traditional dough-like dish fufu, for example, is laborious and involves pounding cooked yams or cassava into a paste with a mortar.
Have you ever tried fufu or efo riro?
At its center, a substantial orb of fufu sits, a pale gold plantain mash formed into a plump dumpling.
Fufu tastes gently vegetal, and it’s a texture-eater’s dream, dense yet smoothly yielding.
Get hands-on with it if you like: Gold Coast Ghal’s menu invites diners to use their fufu as a utensil in the West African way, which servers will explain is simply pulling a piece off and pressing an indentation into it to scoop up the soup.
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