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Eat Caribbean

By Virginia Burke

Published 2005

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Both yellow and green bananas are used a great deal in West Indian cooking: yellow ones are used for desserts and breads and the green ones are generally boiled and served as a starchy vegetable (also called ground provisions). In some islands they are referred to as โ€˜figsโ€™, which may have originated from the apocryphal story of Adam and Eve using banana leaves rather than fig leaves to cover their nakedness.

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