Roadside market in Osun State Nigeria.
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holy yam! 🙂
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Lol that’s nothing bro they grow them bigger naturally in Niger State. The Gbagyi people
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Holy even Bigger Yams! 🙂
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Yep brother will post some images soon
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huge, nice pic
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Thanks that is about the average size but they do grow them bigger natural.
That yam at roadside markets go for about N600 which is about $3 in Los Angeles the same yam sells for about $30
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We do have something called Elephant Yam in India .
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How do you cook it
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in many ways. but needs to boiled as has some ingredients which cut the mouth.
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Do you peel it before boiling. There are many ways of cooking it in Nigeria too. It can also be grilled
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yes needs to be peeled. however am telling you of forms I know of. India is a vast and diverse country. Each region has a different cuisine.
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Just like Nigeria we have over 500 sub ethnic groups with variations of cuisine
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that is interesting.
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