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For pounded fufu, farmers reported that the white fleshed variety of new cocoyam has a poor consistency when pounded.

Adeoye, "The influence of palm oil and chemical modification on the pasting and sensory properties of fufu flour," International Journal of Food Properties, vol.

This pilot for a proposed series follows what happened when the wealthy Fufu visits Britain for the first time.

Cassava was generally consumed as "fufu"/garri (see Table 9) with soups.

'Bei Song Songjing fufu muzhiming kaoshi' [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] Zhongguo dianjiyuwenhua [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] 4:28-34,161.

In essays such as 'Ai no Fufu Seikatsu: Watashitomo o Musubitsukeru mono' ('A Couple's Life of Love: What binds us together'), she was less inclined to idealise Osugi as a partner than distance herself from those who found life's meaning only in love; whilst according comradeship the highest value in a revolutionary couple's relationship above either love or mere companionship (Collected Works, 2, pp475-80; cf.

preservation of moi moi, ebiripo, rice, eko, and fufu. We also cultivate cocoyam, cola nut, cassava, and yam.

Leaving the palace, I walk back to the main road to find the area's only restaurant, where I order delicious huckleberry leaf, fufu and chicken.

Yeh"), May 12, 1959; Lianhe Bao, "Jiang tingfu fufu xiazhou fang tandao" ("Mr.