10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CHUFA»
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chufa in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chufa and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants
DESCRIPTION - Except for several smaller leaves at the top of the stalk
supporting the flower clusters, all the light green, grasslike leaves of the chufa,
which are about the same length as the central flower stalk, grow from the roots.
2
Perennial Vegetables: From Artichokes to Zuiki Taro, A ...
Cyperus esculentus var. sativa • Chufa Synonyms Tiger nut • Earth almond •
Yellow nutsedge • Aspects Clumping herb • Edible tubers • Full sun • Moist to wet
soil • Yellow nutsedge, the ancestor of chufa, is one of the world's worst weeds.
3
Man-Made Closed Ecological Systems
A more promising crop is chufa, Cyperus esculentus L., from the sedge family (
Shilenko et al., 1979). Chufa multiplies by vegetative propagation, forming
numerous edible tubers on its root system that are 15-20 mm long and 5-10 mm
wide ...
J.I. Gitelson, G.M. Lisovsky, 2003
4
Mediterranean Vegetables: A Cook's ABC of Vegetables and ...
Chufa is most popular in two places in the Mediterranean, Spain and Egypt (
especially around Damietta). In Spain, especially in the region of Valencia, chufa
is used to make a drink called borcbata. The tubers are soaked for about 3 days
in ...
5
Handbook of Edible Weeds: Herbal Reference Library
CYPERUS. SPP. (CYPERACEAE). —. Chufa,. Nutgrass,. Nutsedge.
DESCRIPTION: Greenish-yellow, weedy perennials, 1-3 feet tall when in flower,
with triangular stems arising from horizontal rootstocks to which small tubers are
often ...
6
Literatura, história e política: literaturas de língua ...
É chufa! Estou metido no vulto de cavalgaduras, cambadas de cameliformes!!! -
Vuua [viva - NA] que puto, Tamoda é chufa, é chufa, grande puto de Tamoda, já
Tamoda de Kiá [os putos de Tamoda em ação, ei-los! - NA] ndunda de Tamoda ...
Benjamin Abdala Júnior, 2007
7
North American Cornucopia: Top 100 Indigenous Food Plants
Family: Cyperaceae (sedge family) NAMeS Scientific name: Cyperus esculentus
L. • “Chufa” is a Spanish dialect name for the plant. It is said to be based on the
Spanish chufar, to make fun of, tracing to the Latin sufilre, to hiss or whistle at.
8
Foreign Investment in China: The Administrative Legal System
power.47 A new Administrative Punishment Law which introduces general
procedures under which chufa can be imposed was promulgated in 1996 and is
examined in detail below. In addition, there are many specialist laws, such as the
PRC ...
9
Ultimate Organic Vegetable Gardening: Secrets of Success ...
Chufa. There is an Earth Almond, known as Chufa. It is from Southern Europe,
enjoyed by many in Spain. The roots or Chufa are nutty and sweet in flavor. Their
roots look like almonds, and that is the reason why people refer to them as Earth
...
10
Environmental Impact Research Program.
Chufa (Cyperus ...
A report on chufa (Cyperus esculentus) is provided as Section 7.4.1 of the US Army Corps of Engineers Wildlife Resources Management Manual.
Wilma A. Mitchell, Chester O. Martin, ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION VICKSBURG MS ENVIRONMENTAL LAB., 1986
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHUFA»
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chufa is used in the context of the following news items.
Bolitas dulces de pulpa de chufa. Receta fácil de aprovechamiento
Esta receta de aprovechamiento de bolitas dulces de pulpa de chufa es tan fácil de preparar que prácticamente no requiere ni explicación. Además, es una ... «Directo al Paladar, Aug 15»
Bizcocho de pulpa de chufa. Receta de aprovechamiento
Añadimos la pulpa de chufa, el limón rallado y lo removemos con ayuda de una espátula. Vertemos la masa en el molde previamente engrasado y lo cocemos ... «Directo al Paladar, Aug 15»
La chufa ecológica gana terreno en la huerta por su demanda y …
Valencia, 12 ago (EFE).- El cultivo de la chufa ecológica está aumentando su presencia en la huerta valenciana, actualmente con una superficie de un centenar ... «La Vanguardia, Aug 15»
The Chufa Challenge: Taste-Testing Tiger Nuts
"Tiger nuts" -- currently trending in the paleo and raw diet communities -- are unlike anything you've tasted before, because they're not closely related to any ... «Huffington Post, Jul 15»
L´Horta Nord y Valencia se vuelcan con la chufa por tradición y …
No acudió ningún representante de otros cuatro municipios productores de chufa (Alfara, Moncada, Rocafort y Bonrepòs) aunque también han sido incluidos en ... «levante.emv.com, Jul 15»
Horchata de chufa. Receta con Thermomix
Aún no sé cómo no se me ha ocurrido antes hacer esta receta de horchata de chufa con Thermomix, con lo que me gusta esta refrescante bebida para el ... «Directo al Paladar, Jul 15»
La horchata de chufa conquista la Gran Manzana
Yoni Markman no supo lo que era la horchata de chufa hasta el año 2012, cuando viajó a España. Antes solo había tomado la versión mexicana, que se hace ... «Mujerhoy.com, Jun 15»
Clase magistral con chufa de los «Top Chef» más polémicos
Como aperitivo para el programa de este lunes y con propuestas tan llamativas como «Gin Tonic de horchata», «Pescado con 6 texturas de chufa» y un postre ... «ABC.es, Oct 14»
El mayor consumo de horchata rentabiliza el cultivo de chufa
De este modo, tras caer en 2013 más de un 25% la comercialización de chufa destinada a la elaboración de horchata, pasando de 3.295 a 2.421 toneladas, ... «El Mundo, Aug 14»
Los secretos de la chufa o cómo un cebo para carpas beneficia a …
La chufa es rica en minerales como fósforo, hierro, magnesio, potasio y calcio hasta el punto de que de los dos primeros contiene más porcentaje que un vaso ... «Publico.es, Jul 14»
