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Preparing bread from the manioc root

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Preparing bread from the manioc root

Natives of Madagascar preparing bread from the manioc root. Date: 1834

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Bread Cassava Flour Grinding Madagascar Malagasy Manioc Natives Preparing Root


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This image dates back to 1834, offering a glimpse into the traditional food preparation process of the Malagasy people in Madagascar. The natives are seen meticulously working on transforming the manioc root into bread, a staple food in their culture. Manioc, also known as cassava, is a versatile plant native to South America that has been an essential food source for many communities in Africa and the Caribbean for centuries. The Malagasy people are deeply connected to their land and its resources, and this photo showcases their intimate relationship with the manioc plant. In the foreground, a woman skillfully grinds the manioc root using a large mortar and pestle, releasing a cloud of fine white flour. Her companions, seated nearby, sift the flour through a basket to remove any impurities. The freshly prepared manioc flour will be mixed with water and cooked to create a delicious and nutritious bread. The scene is set against a lush, tropical backdrop, with the vibrant green leaves of the manioc plants providing a striking contrast to the earthy tones of the preparation area. The women work in harmony, their expressions reflecting the pride and satisfaction that comes from producing food using age-old techniques passed down through generations. This photograph offers a captivating window into the rich cultural heritage of the Malagasy people and their deep connection to the land and its resources. The process of preparing manioc bread remains an essential part of their daily lives, and this image serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving traditional food practices and the stories they carry.

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