African Cuisine
About This Book
New Edition.
Recipes African preparations are absolutely details and characteristics of the territory, which symbolize, along with the ingredients and cooking methods, the deep gastronomic culture of this wonderful as magical and fascinating nation of the World. Usually Recipes African ingredients have absolutely simple and great taste, such as, for example, fresh fruits, vegetables and fish; a place of honor is then reserved for the meat, with a large predominance of lamb, present in many typical preparations.
We list below some of the recipes given in this volume:
Babaghanouj
Baghrir - Crêpe the thousand holes
Bobotie
Boerwors
Canja de galinha
Chapati
Couscous with seafood
Beans with coconut and coriander
Falafel
Falafei to Ta'mia
Guarn ogh zal
harira
Helva with Saffron
Injera
Egyptians rolls
Kalluun
Keskesou
Khabar
koeksisters
kofta
koshari
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Table of contents
- African Cuisine
- Ads bi dersa - Lentils in spicy sauce
- Awwase
- Babaghanouj
- Salt cod with mint
- Baghrir
- Banana Green Fried sticks
- Berberé
- Bobotie
- Boerwors - Pig flavorings
- Caldo de Peixe
- Canja de galinha
- Chapati
- Couscous with seafood
- Couscous with dried fruit and honey
- Couscous Summer
- Moroccan Couscous
- Couscous with lamb
- Couscous, Salmon and Vegetables
- Cuscus Green
- Doro wat - Spicy Chicken
- Falafel
- Falafei a Ta'mia
- Pork fillet Malagasy
- Guarn ogh zal
- Harira
- Helva with Saffron
- Enjera
- Roulades Egyptians
- Kalluun
- Keskesou
- Khabar
- Koeksisters
- Kofta
- Koshari
- Kosheri
- Labaneya
- Makarona
- Mchicha
- Matoke
- Injera bread
- Moroccan chicken
- Wali wa Nazi
- Samsa
- Sfouf
- Ghanaian stew beef
- Stew spiced chicken and peanuts
- Tajine of lamb and vegetables
- Vary amin anana
- Yassa
- Zighinì
- Soup Bulghur
- Peanut soup
- Harira soup to spice berbere
- Sukuma Wiki
- Pwewa wa nazi
- Boku-Boku
- Sorpotel
- Spiced cake