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fufu
or fu-fu, ڴǴ·ڴǴ, foo-foo
[ 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.
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of fufu1
First recorded in 1740–50; from a West African language; compare Twi fufuu, Ewe fufu, Yoruba ùú, Cuban Spanish ڳܴú
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Making the traditional dough-like dish fufu, for example, is laborious and involves pounding cooked yams or cassava into a paste with a mortar.
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Have you ever tried fufu or efo riro?
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At its center, a substantial orb of fufu sits, a pale gold plantain mash formed into a plump dumpling.
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Fufu tastes gently vegetal, and it’s a texture-eater’s dream, dense yet smoothly yielding.
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The mild, squidgy fufu makes a perfect flavor-and-texture foil.
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