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Fakoye sauce is a popular dish from Mali's northern regions (Gao, Timbuktu, and Kidal). It is a stew of beef or lamb cooked in a rich sauce made from vegetable corete. The leaves of this plant are dried and reduced to a powder of green color, easy to keep. This powder of corète or fakoye, the delicate cooking of which gives this dish all its flavor, requires several hours of cooking. Mali Food, African Bites, Africa Recipes, Cream Sauces, African Food Recipes, West African Food, Africa Food, African Dishes, Caribbean Food

Fakoye sauce is a popular dish from Mali's northern regions (Gao, Timbuktu, and Kidal). It is a stew of beef or lamb cooked in a rich sauce made from vegetable corete. The leaves of this plant are dried and reduced to a powder of green color, easy to keep. This powder of corète or fakoye, the delicate cooking of which gives this dish all its flavor, requires several hours of cooking.

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Travelandmunchies on Instagram: "Mafe or Maafe! An unbelievablyly tasty and delicious West African groundnut stew originating in Mali and for me, I strongly associate this dish with Senegalese food.   Groundnut or peanut stews and soups can be found all over the continent because peanuts/groundnuts are such a big part of the diet. I know as a Ghanaian this holds true. Though in Ghana, we don’t really have groundnut stew, we do have the popular and tasty groundnut soup (Nkate Nkwan) and Mafe reminds me very much of it. Try it out it is pretty easy to make and you can surely switch up the proteins and veggies to suite your taste of dietary restrictions!" Pictures Of African Food, Mafe Recipe, Mali Food, Groundnut Stew, Senegalese Food, Groundnut Soup, Ugandan Food, African Meals, African Stew

Travelandmunchies on Instagram: "Mafe or Maafe! An unbelievablyly tasty and delicious West African groundnut stew originating in Mali and for me, I strongly associate this dish with Senegalese food. Groundnut or peanut stews and soups can be found all over the continent because peanuts/groundnuts are such a big part of the diet. I know as a Ghanaian this holds true. Though in Ghana, we don’t really have groundnut stew, we do have the popular and tasty groundnut soup (Nkate Nkwan) and Mafe…

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ceebu jen- This is pronounced "che-boo-Jen", it's a wonderful rice done in a very oily broth. The veggies are cooked in the oily broth first- carrot, cabbage, eggplant and this horrible local thing called "bitter tomato". Most of its flavor is from garlic, bay leaf, black pepper, chilis, tomato... it's really satisfying. Fried fish with a parsly/garlic/black pepper paste stuffing goes beautifully on top. Senegalese Recipe, West African Food, Africa Food, African Cooking, African Dishes, National Dish, African Recipes, Cooked Vegetables, African Food

Ceebu jen (or Thiéboudienne) is Senegal's national dish, which I have eaten on multiple occassions. It is always served family style at home, on a big dish with with lots of rice cooked in a tomato based sauce. Marinated fish and cooked vegetables top the rice, all of which is eaten with the hand forming balls of rice and eating them with the other items. Another popular food here in Dakar, served in houses and restaurants alike is Yassa. This describes an onion, lemon and mustard sauce that…

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