It's been cultivated for thousands of years and boasts hundreds of varieties, but what is taro, exactly? We've got everything ...

In a neatly tended patch, Harrison reaches into the shallow water and extracts a taro plant, holding it up like a trophy: “You can eat the leaves like spinach and boil the stalks like asparagus ...

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Celebrated in African cuisines for its adaptability and nutritional value, Taro root is a staple. This starchy tuber, rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals, is a key ingredient in a variety of dishes.

The word ohana refers to the oha, or shoots, growing out of the taro plant — the same plant that is considered to be an ancient relative to all Native Hawaiians. The oha represent the many ...

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This plant nourishes her second-born son, Hāloa, the first Native Hawaiian. For Native Hawaiians, kalo, also known as taro—a tropical plant prized for its starchy, nutritious, rootlike corm a ...