Traditional Food For the Ibo(Igbo) and/or other African Tribes.

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Traditional Food For the Ibo(Igbo) and/or other African Tribes

What did the Ibo eat? gari (cassava powder) Fufu (African dumplings) Pumpkins Yams

Recipe of the tribe

Staples of the tribe

How was the food gathered? Farmed? Hunted?

How was the food cooked? By whom?

Work Cited "Igbo - Introduction, Location, Language, Folklore, Religion, Major Holidays, Rites of Passage, Relationships, Living Conditions." Countries and Their Cultures. Web. 23 Mar "Igbo Social Life & Customs -- Chiamaka: African Language & Cuture." Chiamaka: African Culture. Web. 23 Mar "Menu ~ Fufu (African Dumpling)." African Presentations / African Hut Restaurant. Web. 23 Mar Levy, Patricia. "Food." Nigeria. New York: Marshall Cavendish, Print.