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dominican poison?

It is often enjoyed for breakfast, lunch, or dinner and is a staple in dominican cuisine. dpvids?

While plantains had first arrived in santo domingo from the canary islands in the early 1500s, it was already an established crop in west africa. It is likely that the origin of this dish is from african people coming to the dominican republic whe. This would typically be eaten with a fried white cheese and fried salami, but you can also eat this as your side dish. Mangú is traditionally made by mashing boiled green plantains with a mix of its water, oil, andor butter.

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