The Tainos made pepperpot, a traditional dish, by boiling a mixture of meat—often from game like wild boar or fish—with various spices and local ingredients such as cassava, peppers, and herbs. They utilized a technique involving simmering the ingredients in a pot over an open flame, allowing the flavors to meld together. The dish was hearty and served as a staple in their diet, often accompanied by cassava bread. Pepperpot was not only a source of sustenance but also reflected Taino culinary traditions and communal practices.
Fungee and Pepperpot is the National food of Antigua.
The Tainos settled the entire Island; which was made up of chiefdoms. The largest of which was located in Kingston
The Tainos were a tribe which inhabited the northern part of South America. They used dugout canoes, which are made by hollowing out a tree trunk.
the caribs and tainos ate pepperpot and it is still eaten today , but I still don't know what the caribs ate other than pepperpot. They also eat callalo which is made from Yam leaves crab and ground provision. They eat Cassava Bread, still drink Cassava beer. And so much more which is to numerous to mention
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Alf Proysen wrote the books about Mrs. Pepperpot. The first book was released in 1956. Mrs. Pepperpot is able to shrink down in size and have adventures.
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Antigua & Barbuda's National dish is Pepperpot and fungee.
Alf Proysen wrote a total of six Mrs. Pepperpot books.
Probably the Tainos of Puerto Rico. They made them from the fruit of the Higuera Tree.