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My mother cooked cassava leaves very often at home because we were in Indonesia and found it very easy. various kinds of processed can be made with cassava leaves. as boiled and smoked with shrimp paste


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ย ย ย ย ย Yes, there are so many ways to eat them. The Indonesians probably eat more than anyone. Here in Suriname the Javanese aren't too aware they are edible. At an Indonesian restaurant, shrimp and sometimes anchovies are the only ingredients you have to ask the cook to leave out to make this a vegan dish. As we are Italists, we don't anything animal derived.


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thank you for sharing interesting information, I do know many people of Indonesian descent in Suriname they were taken by force when my country was attacked by the Dutch. for food there are certainly many similarities


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