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Yam
Featured Ingredient - West Indies
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Some people call the smaller, usually red-skinned "sweet potatoes" Yams, but don't confuse the two. True yams belong to an entirely different plant family, the Dioscoreaceae (plant group Monocotyledon). They are popular in South and Central America, the Caribbean and parts of Asia and Africa
When buying yams, select unblemished tubers with tight, unwrinkled skins. Store in a cool, dark place for up to 2 weeks. Yam can be used in place of ordinary (Irish) potatoes or sweet potatoes in many recipes.
You will find recipes using this versatile vegetable on the West Indies Cooking by Country main page, but do experiment.
Happy Cooking!
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