Arrowroot - CooksInfo

Arrowroot © Denzil Green Arrowroot is a tropical root vegetable. It can be used fresh as is as a vegetable, or it can be dried into a white starch powder for use as a thickener in cooking. The root comes from a tropical plant called “Maranta.” The root, about 25 cm long, and 13 cmRead More

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