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Yamaimo

Japan
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Native to China, yamaimo or Chinese yam is a climbing plant that bears edible tuberous roots with hard white flesh that is encased in a thin, light brown or yellowish outer skin. The tuberous roots are similar in flavor to potatoes or water chestn... READ MORE

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Mahoaa Ufi

Tonga
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Mahoaa ufi is a yam variety of the Dioscorea alata L. species that is grown and cultivated in the Kingdom of Tonga. This yam typically bears large, round to elongated round tubers. Although other round or short yams generally hav... READ MORE

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Lixian yam (Lixian ma shan yao)

Li, China
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Lixian Ma Shan Yao are yam tubers, dried yam strips and chips of the "Dioscorea batatas Decne" species, produced in the Li County region, Hebei Province in China. Yams are cultivated in a traditional manner and techniques, where the sandy and loam... READ MORE

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Kulo Ufi

Tonga
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Kulo ufi is a type of edible yam cultivated and grown on the islands of Tonga. It belongs to the Dioscorea alata L. species, also known as water yam or white yam. This yam is a short or round white-fleshed variety whose flesh is ... READ MORE

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Kau Meile Ufi

Tonga
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Kau meile ufi is one of the edible yam varieties grown and cultivated in the Kingdom of Tonga. This yam type is a variety of the Dioscorea alata species, also known as water yam or white yam. It belongs to the group of yams chara... READ MORE

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Voli Ufi

Tonga
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Voli ufi is an edible yam variety grown in the Kingdom of Tonga. The yam belongs to the Dioscorea alata species, also known as white yam or water yam. This type of yam is a part of the group of round yams or yams with short tuber... READ MORE

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Hawaii Ufi

Tonga
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Hawaii ufi is a yam variety grown and cultivated in the Kingdom of Tonga that belongs to the Dioscorea alata species. It is also known as white yam or water yam. Among the varieties of this yam type are hawaii lo’a... READ MORE

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Kahokaho Ufi

Tonga
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One of the most highly-prized crops in the Kingdom of Tonga, the kahokaho ufi is a yam variety of the Dioscorea alata L. species. This yam is a long yam variety that yields long and slender white-fleshed tubers which are renowned... READ MORE

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Ufi Lei

Tonga
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Ufi lei is a variety of Tongan yam that belongs to the Dioscorea esculenta species of the Dioscoreaceae family. Commonly known as sweet yam or lesser yam, ufi lei is a short type of yam that is typically planted during t... READ MORE

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Droma

Tibet, China
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Droma (lat. Dioscorea opposita or Dioscorea batatas) refers to the Tibetan yam, a type of tuber that is particularly valued in Tibetan cuisine ... READ MORE

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Lifou Island Taro and Yam

Lifou, New Caledonia
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People of the Konak society living in New Caledonia have had a long-standing tradition of taro and yam cultivation, and both of these crops have been an integral part of the local diet, culture, and tradition for many generations. Things have chan... READ MORE

Dishes with Yam

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Okonomiyaki

Kansai Region

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Most iconic: Mizuno (Osaka, Japan)

Similar to an omelet or a pancake, okonomiyaki is an immensely popular Japanese dish. The batter is made with eggs, flour, water, grated yam, and shredded cabbage. Additional ingredients such as fish, seafood, meat, vegetables or cheese are also o... READ MORE

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Mote de queso

Sincelejo

4.3

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Most iconic: Guatila (Cartagena, Colombia)

Mote de queso is a traditional soup originating from the Atlantic Coast area of the country. It's made with a combination of yam, salty and crumbly Costeño cheese, onions, garlic, scallions, tomatoes, cumin, and lime juice. There are many v... READ MORE

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Tapado de pescado

Honduras

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Tapado de pescado is a flavorful Honduran specialty soup featuring ingredients such as white fish (snapper, haddock, bass), coconut milk, plantains, yucca, squash, yams, onions, and seasonings. The soup has a slightly sweet flavor due to the usage... READ MORE

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Ube halaya

Philippines

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Ube halaya is a famous Filipino dessert made with purple yam. It is easily prepared by cooking mashed purple yams in plain milk, coconut milk, or condensed milk alongside sugar and vanilla essence. When set, it results in a slightly sweet treat th... READ MORE

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Bouillon soup

Haiti

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Bouillon is a hearty and slightly thick Haitian soup made with meat, epis, yams, kelp, cabbage, plantains, potatoes, scotch bonnet peppers, and celery. It is sometimes served with small dumplings which are made by rolling the flour into a small am... READ MORE

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Locro

Argentina

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Most iconic: El Sanjuanino (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Locro is a thick and nourishing stew which originated in South America, long before the arrival of Spanish conquistadores. This authentic and traditional stew has numerous varieties, but the most famous version is the Argentinian locro, mostly mad... READ MORE

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Sapin-sapin

Abra

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Most iconic: Original Dolor®’s (Malabon, Philippines)

The colorful sapin-sapin is a unique Filipino rice cake. It is made with a simple batter of rice and coconut milk, and usually consists of three separate layers which are tinted and flavored with different colors and aromas. The most popular combi... READ MORE

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Halo-Halo

Philippines

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Most iconic: Razon's of Guagua (Makati, Philippines)

The refreshing halo-halo (lit. mix-mix) is a summer dessert or a snack of mixed fruit and beans, topped with finely crushed ice and either milk or ice cream. Some of the most common halo-halo ingredients include bananas, jackfruit, coconut, sweet ... READ MORE

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Avial

Kerala

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Most iconic: Dakshin Culture Curry (Mumbai, India)

Avial is an Indian dish with origins in the Kerala region, although it is equally popular in Tamil Nadu and Udupi. Its name means to be cooked, and the dish consists of a combination of vegetables, coconut, and curry leaves. Avial is an i... READ MORE

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Olla de carne

Costa Rica

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Olla de carne is a rich and hearty Costa Rican stew made from beef cuts such as flank and short ribs, becoming especially tender when simmered in a broth together with cassava, carrots, potatoes, corn, plantains, and taro roots. This stew is tradi... READ MORE

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Karukan

Kagoshima Prefecture

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Karukan is a traditional sweet originating from Kagoshinma. It's made with a combination of rice flour, grated Japanese yam, water, and sugar. The combination is kneaded, then steamed, and the result is a spongy steamed sweet bread known as karuka... READ MORE

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Metemgee

Guyana

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Metemgee is a Guyanese one-pot meal made with cassava, sweet potatoes, yams, plantains, onions, and garlic, boiled in coconut milk with various spices, (sometimes) meats, and duff – wheat flour dumplings. Salt fish or fried fish is tradition... READ MORE

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Undhiyu

Gujarat

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Most iconic: Hiralal Kashidas Bhajiawala (Mumbai, India)

Undhiyu is a specialty dish of the Indian state of Gujarat, typically consisting of numerous vegetables such as purple yam, sweet potatoes, eggplanst, and bananas. All of the ingredients are slowly simmered in a garlic, chili, coriander, and cocon... READ MORE

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Guyana yam pie

Guyana

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Guyana yam pie is a popular dish consisting of yams, cabbage, grated cheese, butter, and onions. The boiled yams are crushed, then topped with layers of cabbage and cheese. The dish is typically baked until golden-brown in color. It is recommended... READ MORE

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Kokonte

Ghana

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Kokonte is a swallow that is popular throughout Ghana and Togo, usually consisting of pounded, dried cassava or yam, water, and salt. After the dish is cooked, it ranges in color from light brown to black, depending on how the cassava was dried. S... READ MORE

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Amala

Nigeria

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Nigerian Amala is a traditional swallow food made from yam flour (elubo), plantain flour, or cassava flour. It is a soft, stretchy dough-like staple that is typically served alongside a variety of Nigerian soups and stews, such as ewedu (jute leav... READ MORE

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Chicken Foot Soup

Jamaica

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Chicken foot soup is a popular Jamaican one-pot dish featuring ingredients such as chicken foot, pumpkins, carrots, yams, potatoes, and seasonings such as pimento, thyme, and salt. It is traditionally prepared on Saturdays for dinner. The soup is ... READ MORE

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Ragout d'igname

Burkina Faso

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Ragout d'igname is a yam and beef stew that is popular in most West African countries, especially in Burkina Faso. The key ingredients used in the dish are yams, beef, garlic, ginger, onions, carrots, peppers, and tomatoes. This casserole-like dis... READ MORE

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Sancocho Panameño

Panama

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Sancocho Panameño is a traditional stew known for its rich and hearty flavor, typically made with chicken, specifically hen for its robust taste. The dish is simmered with a variety of root vegetables such as yuca (cassava), ñame (a ... READ MORE

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Koahpnoair koakihr

Federated States of Micronesia

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Koahpnoir koakihr is a Micronesian dish that features yams smothered in coconut milk. Traditionally prepared in an iron pot called oampwoat, this dish is made with ground yams and pieces of yams that are cooked in coconut milk until tende... READ MORE

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Buñelos dago

Guam

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Buñelos dago is a delicious Chamorro treat that is associated with Christmastime in Guam. These fried donuts are prepared with a variety of yams, which are harvested during the festive Christmas season. Grated yams are typically mixed with ... READ MORE