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camote

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ca·mo·te  (k-mt)
n.
See batata.
[American Spanish, from Nahuatl camotli.]
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Does the palm go to the signature Selva ceviche, showcasing mild corvina, marinated in lime juice and tossed with onions, cilantro, big fat Cusco corn kernels and roasted camote (a South American sweet potato)?
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Food & drink by Gill, Nicholas / Peru Adventure Guide
 
 
 
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