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Serves 4:
Ingredients:
-Puha (Smooth leafed sow thistle) this is optional if no puha then use watercress or half a cabbage
-Potatoes x 6
-1/4 of a pumpkin
-Brisket meat (some use mutton flap or any other meat chunks), or corned silverside.
-Self rising Flour
-Salt Cooking Directions:
1/ Fill a large pot 2/3rds the way with water. Add the meat and boil for 15 minutes. Then drain the water and refill with clean water and salt. Return to boil meat and add potatoes and pumpkin pieces, and leave to boil for 10 minutes.

2/ Add the Puha or watercress to the pot.

3/ Next prepare the Motumotu (Maori styled dumplings). Make a basic flour/water mix, don't knead the mixture too much, as the more you knead it the harder the texture of the motumotu will end up. Break off small pieces and lightly roll into small balls and place into the pot, putting some underneath and some on top.

Allow to simmer for 40 minutes before serving.

The new study found that moas should be grouped into only three families, six genera and it reduced the number of species to nine. The most recent species were relatively modern, evolving in the South Island only after the uplift of the Southern Alps between 5 and 8.5 million years ago.

Periodical land bridges, created by geological events and sea-level changes, allowed some of these species to cross over to the North Island.”