Pises
Xanthosoma robustum
root
The rhizome of a large taro, grown by families, eaten cooked and sold locally.
- Origin
- Mexico (Nahua community)
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- The rhizome is peeled with gloves, cut up and cooked at length, boiled or roasted; it is never eaten raw, like all taros.
- Molecules
- In small amounts, not counted Insoluble fibers
- Did you know?
- Its waxy leaves exceed a metre and the plant reaches four metres: in English it is called elephant ear.
