Manioc is one of our main crops. We use the tuberous roots of the manioc plant to make flour for bread. But we never forget to do that. We use a kind of stove you've probably never seen, except maybe while camping. Or we'll find two large objects, place them side by side with a space in the middle to build a fire, and roast meat or heat things up on a flat surface placed over the objects.
Fruit is always available, too, like bananas.
If we have a bad month hunting and are short of food, we still like to share what we have. If one of our hunters kills a wild pig, he is likely to share it with other families, especially if the village is in need. If you or one of our neighbors came to visit us, hungry and tired, he can expect meat, manioc bread, and fruit, if all of these foods are available. We believe that it is good to share because if we don't, we are afraid that God won't provide for us, or that our friends won't share with us when we are in need. The missionaries that live here have cupboards in their house.