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Batata

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Meaning

Tuber widely present in Canarian cooking, used in sancochos, stews and sweets such as truchas or traditional cakes.

Reference source

Academia Canaria de la Lengua y referencias patrimoniales de cultura popular

https://www.academiacanarialengua.org/diccionario/entrada/batata/

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Canarian sancochoLa Graciosa corn stewVilana or milana cake

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FuerteventuraLa GomeraLa GraciosaLanzaroteTenerife

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San Cristóbal de La Laguna

References

Platos olvidados de Canarias. Parte 1A la carta. Recetario de cocina canaria, nacional e internacionalEntre olas. Recetas tradicionales de La Gomera, El Hierro y TenerifeGuía de recetas de cocina de FuerteventuraDeliciosa Torta de vilana o milana, un postre típico de la Gomera

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