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Cassava Bread
Flat, white, round biscuit-like bread made by Amerindians in
Guyana.
Ingredients
Bitter cassava
Salt to taste
Preparation
- Peel, wash and grate the cassava. Squeeze out as
much of the juice as possible, using either a matapee
or by wringing in a towel. The juice can be used for
making cassareep.
- Leave in lumps and allow to dry slightly in open air.
- Pound, sift and add salt.
- Heat a griddle and a metal hoop of the size of cake
required.
- Put enough of the cassava meal to a depth of about
1/8 - ¼ inch in the hoop.
- Cook until set, using moderate heat. Remove the hoop,
- level the surface and press firmly. Turn onto the other
side and cook.
- When cooked through, remove the cake and sun-dry
until crisp.
Note: Cassava bread may be lightly toasted and butter
spread on one side for a delicious snack.
-- Recipe courtesy of Recipes From Guyana and the Caribbean--
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