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Kaba
A staple food in West Africa, made with any kind of starchy food, such as cassava, plantains, or taro. The dish is served during the Jonga family’s farewell dinner.
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Fufu Term Timeline in Behold the Dreamers
The timeline below shows where the term Fufu appears in Behold the Dreamers. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 14
...her kind of place. She wonders if she just should’ve stayed home and cooked him fufu and eru for his birthday gift. Neni is fine with working for white people or...
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