Made by Jamaica's indigenous Taino people for centuries before Columbus arrived. Still eaten the same way.
Jamaican cassava flatbread — grated cassava pressed and soaked in coconut milk, then fried until golden. The ancient bread of Jamaica's Taino people.
Grate cassava. Salt and squeeze out all liquid.
Press into flat rounds. Dry-fry in a pan 5 minutes each side to set.
Soak in coconut milk 30 minutes.
Fry in oil until golden, 3 minutes each side.
Squeeze out every drop of cassava liquid — it contains hydrocyanic acid and must be removed.
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