chufas

Mejora de la estabilidad de la horchata de chufas por tratamientos trmicos.

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There is little information on the precise fertiliser requirements of chufas but nitrogen is often limiting under natural conditions.

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Although chufas are fairly drought resistant, commercial crops receive copious and repeated irrigation during the dry summer season (eg in Valencia, Spain) in order to ensure maximum yields.

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Reports from Florida indicate that when grown for pig feed, chufas are usually drilled in rows 60-90 cm apart, with either 30 cm or 15 cm between the plants.

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In general, about I kg of chufas will produce 5.5 litres of horchata.

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Confectionery - chufas are sometimes used in certain types of confectionery, often as a substitute for almonds.

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Animal feeding - chufas can be used for animal feed and are grown as pig feed in parts of the southern USA.

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Dem coon root look just like dese chufas what you does find down side de river.

Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves South Carolina Narratives, Part 2 Work Projects Administration

The Gallicians hew its wood and draw its water; the Asturian women nurse its babies at their deep bosoms, and fill the promenades with their brilliant costumes; the Valentians carpet its halls and quench its thirst with orgeat of chufas; in every street you shall see the red bonnet and sandalled feet of the Catalan; in every cafe, the shaven face and rat-tail chignon of the Majo of Andalusia.

Castilian Days John Hay 1870

_orchateria de chufas_ (orgeat-shop) nearly opposite Militona's house, quietly consumed a glass of iced lemonade.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 62, No. 382, October 1847 Various