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There are also dozens of packed sodas -- lunch counters that offer rustic stews, mariscos, fried plantains, ceviche, empanadas, turtle eggs, tamales and world-class espresso.
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Their diet consists chiefly of river fish, rice, beans, plantains, meat and a great abundance of panela.
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Many of these foods involve fish and other seafoods such as clams, oysters and periwinkles; yams and plantains.
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Her motifs include cowrie shells, roses, plantains, urns, and toilet bowl plungers; these forms, both molded and handcrafted, are often assembled, stacked, or hung in groups.
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The chips are typically labeled plantain chips when they are made of green plantains that taste starchy, like potato chips.
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It is cooked until the sugar in the plantains caramelizes, with brown edges.
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Plantains, uncooked or steamed, are popularly eaten for breakfast or tea.
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In their outrigger canoes they carried food staples from home including rice, plantains, taro, and water yam.
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Common crops include yam, cassava, rice, corn, groudnut, cashew, beans, pepper, tomatoes, and plantains.
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It also produces oranges (ranked 4th), plantains (ranked 6th) and bananas (ranked 9th).
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