Sentences with phrase «breadfruit from»

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The British conquered Trinidad in 1797 and introduced breadfruit to feed the slaves, as well as tamarind from the East Indies.

Banana flour, coconut flour, and breadfruit (ulu)-- all with long histories of use in the tropical regions — are increasingly being used in baking mixes, typically from boutique processors.

In 1792, by now promoted to captain, he set out again from Tahiti and successfully shipped 2000 breadfruit plants to Jamaica, 678 of which bore fruit.

Starting in late 1787, the story follows a journey from Britain to Tahiti to obtain breadfruit trees.

To and from this area you'll have fantastic views and scoot through some more desolate but beautiful landscape of the island: think cassava, papaya, bananas, breadfruit, coconut palms and teak trees.

Create a fresh fish salsa with diced Haden mango, Maui Gold pineapple, sweet Maui onion and cilantro from the nearby farmer's markets, or grill a side dish with local produce such as breadfruit, sweet potato and squash.

Kahanu Garden boasts the world's largest collection of «ulu (Hawaiian for «breadfruit»), with more than 120 varieties from 18 Pacific island... Continue»

Breadfruit trees apparently grew as far north as Greenland (55 ° N), and in the oceans, warm water corals grew farther away from the equator in both hemispheres....