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Recipes from Kiribati: home cooking with cultural background, ingredient substitutes and step-by-step instructions.
Te tuae is a Kiribati preserved food made by cooking ripe pandanus fruit, removing most of the fibre, and sun-drying the paste on leaves. This guide covers the documented steps, how it is eaten with coconut milk or grated coconut, the fresh-fruit-and-coconut-cream dish one I-Kiribati speaker calls Te Tuae, and the honest limits of making it at home.
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