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Boiled taro topped with thick coconut cream — Yap's traditional staple.
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On Yap, taro grown in swamp gardens is the traditional staple, carefully tended by women. Boiled taro is topped with thick cream squeezed from grated coconut. It's an age-old meal on the island known for its stone money.
Peel the taro.
Boil in salted water for 15 minutes until tender.
Warm the coconut cream in a small pot and add a little salt.
Place the taro in a dish.
Pour over the coconut cream to serve.