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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.

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