Meanings of cassava flour in English

St. Lucia grows a considerable quantity of manioc; it exported of cassava flour in-

Men caught fish to dry and store, while others prepared a large quantity of cassava flour.

The impoverished search for cassava flour

It is often served with farofa -toasted cassava flour -which you can find a recipe for below.

The main food to be eaten is arapaima stew made with the fish they catch and Brazil's staple cassava flour called farinha.

Among the products on display were gluten-free breadfruit flour, cassava flour, cocoa cubes from Samoa, organic spices from Vanuatu and unique coconut candy.

As his team unloaded rice, beans, oil and cassava flour this month in Agboyi Ketu, he said many would struggle as the shutdown continues.

The traditional pork and black bean stew is served in huge portions, with side dishes of rice, "greens" and cassava flour called farofa.