File:Solanum aethiopicum - African Eggplant.jpg
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English: Solanum aethiopicum, African eggplant called diakhato or jaxatu in Wolof (pronounced the same: diakhato is spelled from the French alphabet, jaxatu is spelled from the official Senegalese alphabet), Aubergine africaine (French), somewhat bitter and a popular fresh ingredient for traditional African cuisine. Local names vary between languages and countries. Shown here as sold in Senegal street markets and ready to cook; size as compared to teaspoon and tablespoon. |
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