Mayan food
Across
- 5. – A type of fish commonly caught in Maya rivers and lakes.
- 6. – A starchy root vegetable similar to a potato.
- 7. – A nutritious seed eaten for energy and health.
- 8. Potato – A staple crop that was mashed and cooked in various dishes.
- 9. – A fruit with a tough shell that produces a sweet, hydrating liquid.
- 13. – A soft fruit, often dried or eaten fresh, known for its dark purple color.
- 14. – A tropical fruit with a spiky exterior and juicy inside.
- 15. – A large bird that was hunted and eaten during feasts.
Down
- 1. – A type of squash rich in nutrients and often eaten with corn.
- 2. – A spicy fruit used to flavor Maya dishes.
- 3. – A bean that was made into a sacred, bitter drink.
- 4. – A small, protein-rich insect often eaten by the Maya.
- 10. – A small red fruit that added flavor and spice to Maya food.
- 11. – A sweetener made by bees, highly valued by the Maya.
- 12. – A sacred grain used to make tortillas and tamales.