Tag: PEPPER
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MALI: TIEBOUDIENNE
Here’s a traditional recipe from Mali called Tieboudienne (also known as Ceebu Jen), which is a popular Senegalese rice and fish dish commonly enjoyed in Mali as well: Recipe: Tieboudienne (Ceebu Jen) Ingredients: Instructions: Enjoy this delicious and hearty Malian dish!
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CAMEROON: Ndolé
Cameroon, located in Central Africa, has a rich and diverse culinary tradition. One popular dish from Cameroon is Ndolé, a delicious and flavorful stew made with bitter leaf greens, nuts, and meat. Here’s a recipe for Ndolé: Ingredients: Instructions: Ndolé is a popular and hearty dish in Cameroon, often enjoyed as a main meal. It…
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LATVIA: Pīrāgi
A traditional Latvian dish is “Pīrāgi,” which are small baked pastries filled with bacon and onion. Here’s a recipe to make them: Ingredients for the dough: Ingredients for the filling: Instructions: Pīrāgi can be enjoyed warm or at room temperature. They are often served as an appetizer or as a snack with sour cream on…
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ANDORRA: TRINXAT
One popular dish from Andorra is “Trinxat,” a traditional Andorran potato and cabbage dish. Here’s a concise version of the recipe: Ingredients: Instructions: Enjoy your traditional Andorran dish, Trinxat!
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FIJI: KOKODA
Fijian cuisine offers a delightful mix of flavors influenced by the South Pacific and Indian cuisines. One popular Fijian recipe is Kokoda, a delicious and refreshing raw fish salad marinated in citrus juices and coconut milk. Here’s a concise recipe for Kokoda: Ingredients: Instructions: Note: Kokoda can be customized by adding additional ingredients such as…
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CAYMAN ISLANDS: CAYMAN-STYLE FISH
Cayman Islands cuisine reflects the Caribbean flavors and offers a variety of seafood and tropical dishes. One popular recipe from the Cayman Islands is Cayman-style Fish. Here’s a concise recipe: Ingredients: Instructions: Note: Cayman-style Fish is often served with traditional Caribbean sides such as rice and peas, fried plantains, or a fresh green salad. Adjust…
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CAPE VERDE: CACHUPA
Here’s a popular recipe from Cape Verde called “Cachupa,” which is a traditional slow-cooked stew. It’s considered the national dish of Cape Verde and is typically made with corn, beans, and various meats. Ingredients: Instructions: Cachupa is often enjoyed as a meal on its own, but you can also serve it with a side of…