Cameroon – Yambassa Cow Leg With Hot Pepper

Yambassa cow leg is a family festival that deals in the strengthening of the legs and the feet of the newly born baby in a hard world that demands stability and strength. It is very symbolic and unique to this local village as it is part and parcel of the customs and tradiions of the Yambassa locality. Yambassa locality is a village situated in between the centre region and the west region of Cameroon. It is 500 meter from the main road.

Cameroon – Ajere Meat

The name Ajere meat comes from the Widikum dialect which means in English language the pink meat. This is due to the ingredients that is being used that gives the meat, the pink color. Ajere meat comes from the locality of Widikum, under the subdivision of Manchum in the North west side of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Djombo Vegetables Sauce

Djombo vegetables sauce is a local cuisine that has taken the name of a locality being called Djombo. The name Djombo is as result of the djombo vegetable plant that is found in Djombo. Djombo sauce comes from a locality found in the Nkambe region, in the sub division of Ngokentujia in Cameroon.

Nigeria – Yam and Sweet Potatoes Stuffed Balls

At times, when you see some meals, you turn to think if they are fake or experiments, whereas the meal truly exist. Yam and sweet potatoes with stuffed balls is a delicious meal. There was a day prepared this meal at home during a small gathering.

Cameroon – Spicy Peanut Sauce

This sauce is mainly served as a catalyst. It is produced from creamy peanut butter. This creamy peanut butter can stay in the fridge for as long as you want, but when you want to use it, remove from the fridge 20-25 min before use.

Cameroon, Western region – Bami Turning Plantains

Bami turning plantains is symbolic plate of food that is often prepared during special moments like birthdays, knock doors and born house. Born house is a moment when the parents of the newborn organize a feast to announce publicly the birth of their child, so they invite people for the reception.

Cameroon – Countri Beans With Fried Taper Taper

Countri beans with fried taper taper is a speciality being eaten in the suborbs and consmopolitan areas of Cameroon, precisely in the morning and evening hours of the day. This practice originates from the borders of Littoral, the cosmopolitan economic capital of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Bakossi Stewed Chicken

A rich land merits so much respect like the case of this special food, stewed chicken. Bakossi stewed chicken is a form of chicken prepared after an incantation, that is the fowl that has been used for a sacrifice for a particular reason or a particular situation.

Cameroon – Nsanka Corn Soup With Sugar

Corn soup with sugar is a local cuisine that is made up of fresh corn, ngweng leaves, also known as cassava leaves and sugar. Nsanka corn soup with sugar is a local cuisine prepared by the people of the centre region, precisely the Ewondos in Cameroon.

Cameroon – How to Cook Bameleke Yellow Soup

Yellow soup is a traditional food eaten in the Western part of Cameroon by ethnic groups known as the Bameleke. Though the food is an intergral part of their tradition, it is also well appreciated in other parts of the country.