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	~~'''~~Pamonha''' is a traditional [[Brazilian cuisine\|Brazilian]] dish made from fresh [[corn]]. It is similar to the Mexican tamale, but is different in both shape and preparation. Pamonha can be sweet or savory, and is often served wrapped in corn husks.		== Pamonha ==

	~~== History ==~~		[[File:Pamonhas.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A selection of pamonhas served on a plate.]]
	~~The word "pamonha" comes~~ from ~~the~~ [[~~Tupi language~~]]~~, a language spoken by~~ the ~~indigenous people of Brazil~~. ~~The dish itself has~~ a ~~long history~~ in ~~Brazilian cuisine,~~ and is ~~particularly~~ associated with the ~~rural areas of the country where corn is~~ a ~~staple crop~~.
			'''Pamonha''' is a traditional Brazilian dish made primarily from [[corn]] and is popular in many regions of the country. It is a type of [[corn cake]] that is typically wrapped in corn husks and boiled. Pamonha is often associated with [[festivals]] and celebrations, particularly during the [[Festa Junina]], a traditional Brazilian festival that takes place in June.

	== Preparation ==		== Preparation ==
	~~To prepare~~ pamonha, fresh corn is grated ~~and the pulp is extracted~~. This ~~pulp~~ is then mixed with ~~milk~~, ~~sugar~~, and sometimes ~~other ingredients such as~~ cheese ~~or coconut~~. The mixture is then ~~wrapped in~~ corn husks and boiled. The ~~result is a soft, creamy dish that~~ can be ~~eaten~~ as a snack or ~~a meal~~.
			The preparation of pamonha involves several steps. First, fresh corn is grated or blended to create a thick paste. This paste is then mixed with ingredients such as [[sugar]], [[salt]], and sometimes [[coconut milk]] or [[cheese]], depending on regional variations. The mixture is then spooned into corn husks, which are folded and tied to create a sealed package.

			[[File:Pamonhas.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Close-up of pamonha showing its texture.]]

			Once wrapped, the pamonhas are boiled in water until they are cooked through. The cooking process allows the flavors to meld and the texture to become firm yet tender. Pamonha can be served hot or cold, and it is often enjoyed as a snack or dessert.

	== Variations ==		== Variations ==
	There are many variations of pamonha throughout Brazil. In the state of [[~~Goiás~~]], for example, pamonha is often made with cheese ~~and sausage~~. In the ~~state of~~ [[~~Minas Gerais~~]]~~, it is common to add guava paste to the mixture for~~ a ~~sweet version of the dish~~.
			There are many regional variations of pamonha throughout Brazil. In some areas, pamonha is made with [[sweet corn]] and sugar, resulting in a sweet version of the dish. In other regions, savory pamonhas are more common, incorporating ingredients like [[cheese]], [[sausage]], or [[ground meat]].

			In the state of [[Minas Gerais]], for example, pamonha is often made with [[queijo minas]], a type of Brazilian cheese, giving it a distinct flavor. In the northeastern region, pamonha might include [[coconut]] and be served as a dessert.

	== Cultural Significance ==		== Cultural Significance ==
	Pamonha is often associated with [[Festa Junina]], a traditional Brazilian festival that celebrates the harvest of corn. During this festival, pamonha is often sold by street vendors and is a popular treat among festival-goers.

	== ~~See Also~~ ==		Pamonha holds a special place in Brazilian culture, particularly in rural areas where corn is a staple crop. It is a dish that brings families and communities together, especially during the [[harvest season]] and traditional festivals. The process of making pamonha is often a communal activity, with family members gathering to prepare and cook the dish together.

			== Related Pages ==

			* [[Corn]]
	* [[Brazilian cuisine]]		* [[Brazilian cuisine]]
	* [[Festa Junina]]		* [[Festa Junina]]
	* [[~~Tupi language~~]]		* [[Queijo Minas]]

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'''Pamonha''' is a traditional [[Brazilian cuisine|Brazilian]] dish made from fresh [[corn]]. It is similar to the Mexican tamale, but is different in both shape and preparation. Pamonha can be sweet or savory, and is often served wrapped in corn husks.

== History ==
The word "pamonha" comes from the [[Tupi language]], a language spoken by the indigenous people of Brazil. The dish itself has a long history in Brazilian cuisine, and is particularly associated with the rural areas of the country where corn is a staple crop.

== Preparation ==
To prepare pamonha, fresh corn is grated and the pulp is extracted. This pulp is then mixed with milk, sugar, and sometimes other ingredients such as cheese or coconut. The mixture is then wrapped in corn husks and boiled. The result is a soft, creamy dish that can be eaten as a snack or a meal.

== Variations ==
There are many variations of pamonha throughout Brazil. In the state of [[Goiás]], for example, pamonha is often made with cheese and sausage. In the state of [[Minas Gerais]], it is common to add guava paste to the mixture for a sweet version of the dish.

== Cultural Significance ==
Pamonha is often associated with [[Festa Junina]], a traditional Brazilian festival that celebrates the harvest of corn. During this festival, pamonha is often sold by street vendors and is a popular treat among festival-goers.

== See Also ==
* [[Brazilian cuisine]]
* [[Festa Junina]]
* [[Tupi language]]

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[[Category:Traditional food]]
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