Cameroon – Homemade Brochette de Boeuf

Homemade Brochette de boeuf in Cameroonian kitchens, Africa as a whole and even elsewhere refers to a type of meat presentation or should I say decoration. This brochette is commonly called soya and it is believed to be a roadside meal or snacks. As a challenge, I will recommend that everyone learns how to make soya at home so that the sanitary conditions under which this soya is done at home is verified and trusted.

Cameroon – Cooking Monje Cabbage in the Mbassa Way With Boiled Ripe Plantains

Cooking is actually an art which is not given to anyone or anybody anyhow. It is to those who merit it. Cabbage being cooked by the Mbassa has the taste of fried onions. Mbassa is a village situated in the Littoral part of Cameroon beside the Wouri River which is leading to the Atlantic ocean.

Cameroon – Roasted Plantains and Palm Oil/Source

This dish is really simple. Looking at it, you may say, what type of a dish is this. Warmed palm oil and plantains or cassava or coco. This dish you see above is what most African parents leaved on for so many years before the discovery of new food types.

Center Region Cameroon – Bulu Beignet and Pape

Bulu beignet and pape is a food eaten by the bulu people. It is a food rich in potassiums and essential minerals. Bulu is a locality located in the French speaking part of Cameroonm, better known as the Center region due to the fact that it comprises of the Political capital of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Raw Plaintains With Red Oil

Raw plantains with red oil is a type of food that is being eaten for constipation problems and also stomach problems. This practice enactes from the Tikar group in Cameroon, one of the largest group in Cameroon and not just in Cameroon, in the entirety of Central Africa.

Cameroon – Bamunka Soup and Fufu Corn

Bamunka soup is a common soup prepared mostly by the people of bamunka village. It is very delicious, economical and less time consuming so bamunka people in the North West region, ngoketunjia division and the strangers in this area loves bamunka soup accompanied with fufu corn.

Cameroon – Gum Gum With Brown Fish Sauce

Gum Gum with brown fish sauce is cooked for various reasons like traditional reasons and domestic reasons for various purposes. Traditional reasons like the celebration of the intronisation of a new head of village or when the head of family is welcoming the delegation from the head of village into his house. Gum Gum with brown fish sauce is a traditional meal that is being prepared in the West part of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Snail Source

Snail is good meat in Cameroon. Oh yes. Very nice meat. So-many stories have been said about snails. The snail is said to be the slowest living thing God created to exist on earth.

Cameroon – White Coco Yams With White Groundnut Soup

White coco yams with white soup is a local cuisine better called whitty whitty due to the white nature it possesses both in the soup and in the compliment, which is the white coco yams. This local cuisine has its origin back in the Bamileke land, from the Bafang inhabitants.

Cameroon – Fufu Corn and Vegetable With Mudfish Soup

Fufu corn is a very common staple in Cameroon which is eaten in almost all the ten regions of Cameroon. The choice of the soup or accompaniment now differentiates the clan or the region where it is being prepared. Fufu corn and vegetable with mudfish soup is a very delicious and nutritive meal, it is believed that children from this localities who consume a lot of this meal are very healthy and strong.