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"""""""""YAMS""""""""" 2017-08-10 09:21:44 Post No. 9284158
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I'm a Brit living in New Zealand and these things just started appearing on the shelves a few weeks ago. Apparently the locals call them yams, but I've always associated sweet potatoes/kumara with the name yam.
These things are about as big as your thumb and look very waxy. What can I do with them?
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>>9284158
You can eat them
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>>9284171
You're shitting me??
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>>9284173
No dude you can cook them and make food with them
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They looks like fucking grubs
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Cover in butter, pop them up your bum, have a wank, and forget about them.
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>>9284158
It's gimmicky islander potatoes. Just stick with normal vegetables and you'll go far.
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>>9284438
Boiled? Mashed?
I'll get some for an experiment this weekend but looking for pointers.
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>>9284158
Yams taste kinda disappointing. Like kumara but without the sweet flavour. You boil them, and somehow find a way to give them a less bland flavour.
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>>9284627
>somehow find a way to give them a less bland flavour.
A good way to do that is not to boil them!
I either cut them up and saute them as part of a fry-up or hash, or just stick them straight into the coals of a fire.
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