Black Kenichi:

I see...................... I don't like mayo!

really mayo taste so good, i like it

Sybellah:

The 2nd and 3rd dishes look good!

benin

Kenya

Senegal

Ghana

South Africa

^^^ Thanks for posting the different cuisines Onila. They look delicious!
One question though, What are the names of the dishes?

Sybellah:
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Looks good!

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Tanzanian Food

^^^Don't know what it's called but it sure looks good!

Maandazi - A type of Tanzanian Doguhnut! Looks good!
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Black Kenichi: Tanzanian Food


Don't know what it's called but it sure looks good!

that's pancake on the plates

Sybellah:

that's pancake on the plates

I think they are Chapatis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapati

Tanzanian food has been influence by Arabs, Persians, Indians and the Portuguese!

Black Kenichi:

I think they are Chapatis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapati

Tanzanian food has been influence by Arabs, Persians, Indians and the Portuguese!

uum! they look like french pancakes tho, anyway it looks delishis!

Sybellah:

uum! they look like french pancakes tho, anyway it looks delishis!

Did the French have an influence on Ivorian cuisine?
From what I gather West African Cuisine is very homogenous!

Black Kenichi:

Did the French have an influence on Ivorian cuisine?
From what I gather West African Cuisine is very homogenous!

not really! all the stews and main dishes are african (rice, yam, plantain, attieke, placali, toho, corn)
however the main import from France is potato. We do potato dishes with our own style.

Sybellah:

not really! all the stews and main dishes are african (rice, fufu, attieke, placali, toho, corn)
however the main import from France is potato. We do potato dishes with our own style.

Okey Dokey!
I know the Portuguese effected the cuisines of the African countries that it colonised!

Black Kenichi:

Okey Dokey!
I know the Portuguese effected the cuisines of the African countries that it colonised!

yea for sure, maybe the portuguese themselves have few dishes influenced by african cuisine, they r ve been around longer than any other europeans

Potato is now very popular across West Africa, although i don't think we can grow potato in West Africa
spaghetti/noodles as well are very popular

Black Kenichi: Tanzanian Food

^^^Don't know what it's called but it sure looks good!

what kind of presentation/disposition be this....

Gabon: Nyembwe Chicken with Palm Nuts/Sauce
http://foodandculturerecipes..co.uk/2010/10/gabon-nyembwe-chicken_752.html
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Cassava - Seem to be a popular staple in West and Central Africa
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassava

Sybellah: Jollof Rice

One day i have to try Jollof rice!

Moroccan

http://blog.travel-exploration.com/2009/05/30/tour-morocco-discover-the-haute-cuisine-of-fes/

Looks good!

Malagasy Cuisine - A fusion of Southeast Asian (Austronesian), East and Southern African "Bantu" (Kenyan, Tanzanian & Mozambican) cuisines and ingredients.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malagasy_cuisine

Madagascan food, mosakiki, zebu skewers with mango and rice

http://www.masterfile.com/stock-photography/image/841-03063358/Madagascan-food-mosakiki-zebu-skewers-with-mango-and-rice-Madagascar-Africa

thiendella:

We do this too, "soupou kandja"

That looks pretty damn good!

Black Kenichi:

One day i have to try Jollof rice!

u never tried it? holla u should make more african friends in london, jollof rice is the most common west A dish, present accross every culture in W.A.

Sybellah:

u never tried it? holla u should make more african friends in london, jollof rice is the most common west A dish, present accross every culture in W.A.

I know about WAs love for Jollof rice. One day I'll try it.

Sybellah:

that's pancake on the plates

No.We call them chapatis in kenya.
When I get time I will post swahili dishes from mombasa.(Kenyan coast).Kenya doesn't have a 'national meal' well except nyama choma (roasted goat meat).
Each tribe has a speciality so I may have to post 43 different delicacies.
Mahamri from coast is like donught but spicy and very tasty.

Sybellah: Potato is now very popular across West Africa, although i don't think we can grow potato in West Africa
spaghetti/noodles as well are very popular

WHAT? Where do you buy potatoes from? Most of our dishes revolve around potato,it would be a national disaster if we didn't have them.

I also don't like lots of soup in a bowl or plate.It's worse if it has 'oil'floating in it.The drier the food the better for me.