Palusami
Pronunciation (IPA) /paluˈsami/
Palusami is a Pacific island dish of taro or dasheen leaves wrapped around coconut cream and baked until tender.
Also known as: Palusami
Allergens & declarations
The classic recipe carries none of the 14 EU allergens.
This describes the classic recipe, so you know what to ask about. It is not a declaration for any particular kitchen — recipes and suppliers vary, and only the restaurant can tell you what is in the dish it serves.
In detail
Typical ingredients
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- What is Palusami?
- Palusami is a Pacific island dish of taro or dasheen leaves wrapped around coconut cream and baked until tender.
- Where does Palusami come from?
- Palusami — country of origin: Fiji.
- What is Palusami made of?
- Dasheen leaf, coconut milk, onion.
- Which allergens does Palusami contain?
- The classic recipe carries none of the 14 EU allergens.
- What is Palusami also known as?
- Palusami.
- How do you pronounce Palusami?
- Palusami (fj) is pronounced /paluˈsami/.
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