Batar Daan
The corn and bean mash: batar daan — boiled corn mixed with mung beans and pumpkin, mashed lightly — the highland staple of Timor-Leste's maize country. Ingredients: dried corn, mung beans, pumpkin, salt, water.
What it is
The corn and bean mash: batar daan — boiled corn mixed with mung beans and pumpkin, mashed lightly — the highland staple of Timor-Leste's maize country. Ingredients: dried corn, mung beans, pumpkin, salt, water. Recipe: 1) Boil corn until tender. 2) Add beans and pumpkin; cook together. 3) Mash partially. 4) Season simply. Serve: as the base for fish and meat dishes. Flavor: sweet corn, earthy beans. History: maize (Portuguese-introduced) became the island's mountain staple; batar daan is its daily form. See also: Ikan Sabuko, Tukir.
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