John D. Bengtson, “Edward Sapir and the Sino-Dene Hypothesis”, 1994 was the topic of an earlier blog post.
Here I present: Rose Rivera, “Magnificent Madagascar Recipes”, 2022. The book consists of an Introductory and Conclusion chapters with thirty (30) recipes in between. The “table of contents” is shown BELOW of the thirty (30) numbered recipes. Recipe number three (#3) “Malagasy Meat and Greens Stew” is the national dish of Madagascar.
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 – Akoho Chicken.
2 – Fried Rice Bowl.
3 – Malagasy Meat & Greens Stew.
4 – Madagascar Beef Skewers.
5 – Lasary Curried Vegetables.
6 – Madagascar Sambusa.
7 – Malagasy Potato Salad.
8 – Voanjobory sy Hena-Kisoa (Pork with Bambara Nuts).
9 – Stewed Ginger Beef.
10 – Madagascar Mule Drink.
11 – Malagasy Tomato & White Bean Soup.
12 – Lasopy Vegetable Soup.
13 – Vanilla Prawn Curry.
14 – Muddy Madagascar Drink.
15 – Madagascar Bean & Potato Stew.
16 – Madagascar Fruit Salad.
17 – Madagascar Chavrie Shrimp.
18 – Cabbage Soup.
19 – Onion & Tomato Salad.
20 – Shrimp & Coconut Curry.
21 – Mofo Sakay Spicy Bread.
22 – Peppered Madagascar Tuna.
23 – Scallops in Pink Madagascar Rice.
24 – Madagascar Pork Tenderloin.
25 – Madagascar Beef & Coconut Curry.
26 – Honey’ Doughnuts.
27 – Angel Surprise.
28 – Malagasy Cake
29 – Banana Bread Pudding
30 – Madagascar Fruity Clafouti
Conclusion
Here I presented: Rose Rivera, “Magnificent Madagascar Recipes”, 2022. This cookbook contains thirty (30) recipes.
COMMENTS.
Madagascar is an Indian Ocean Island shown in theBELOW. There is alternative terms of Malayo-Polynesian and Austronesian of taxon group of the Malagasy language of Madagascar.
The “official language” of Madagascar is Malagasy with 17 million speakers of this Austronesian language. The Austronesian language phylum has over 486 million speakers in the map ABOVE. In the map BELOW we can see the connections of Madagascar to other Austronesian language population.
As stated in earlier post, there are three (3) linguistic superphyla that covers most areas of the world. The three (3) superphyla are: Austric, Nostratic & Dene-Caucasian.
Official Malagasy of Madagascar is in the language of the Austronesian branch of the Austric superphyla shown BELOW.
Aharon Dolgopolsky, “The Nostratic Macrofamily & Linguistic Paleontology”, 1998 was the topic of an earlier blog post.
