South American root: Pomtajer

Coming from Amsterdam, I really REALLY miss Surinamese food. Especially my "broodje pom".

The root they use for this dish is located in South America, so I'm sure other countries use it as well. Please help me locate it!

The information that I have...

On wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pom_%28dish%29

Surinam/The Netherlands: Pom, Pomtajer, Pomtayer

Bolivia: Walusa, Gualuza

Colombia: Bore, Malangay

Costa Rica: Tiquizque, Tiquisque, Macal

Mexico: Mafafa, Quiscamote, Macal, Queiquexque

Nicaragua: Quequisque

Panama: Otoy, Otó

Brazil: Nampi, Malanga

Puerto Rico: Yautía

Antilles: Malanga, Tannia, Taniera

Honduras: Quiscamote

Venezuela: Okumo

Peru: Uncucha

Botanical name: Xanthosoma sagittifolium

In English: Tannia, Tania, Yautia, Pomtajer

In Portuguese: Taioba, Mangareto, Mangarito, Mangarás

In French: Chou

Some pictures:

Or even better, grated and frozen:

Who has seen this before?

Hi there!

Sorry, can't help you with the search. Here's 2 more former Amsterdammers seriously missing Surinamese food. So if you do manage to find Pomtayer, please post it here....