Cameroon – Plain Cake

Cakes have often served the test of time. This is food whose process does not need tomatoes, onions, maggi or frying. Rather sugar, flour, oil and other dry ingredients and they are just kept in an air tide heated environment for about 40-45 for them to cook.

Cameroon – Njacatu (Garden Egg) Stew

Garden Egg or Njacatu as it is commonly called by the English speaking people of Cameroon is a fruit vegetable. It is a common meal prepared by the people of the kom, metah, nkambe, ndu and wum clan.

Cameroon – Foumbot Vegetables With Sliced Plantains

The Foumbot vegetables is renowned typeof vegetables known by all Cameroonians from all the regions, though it is highly appreciated by Anglophones and the Bameleke due to the fact that there is a belief surrounding the cooking of the Foumbot vegetables on particular occassions.

Cameroon – Dry Rice With Fish Smoked Fish And Fried Chicken

Dry rice is a local cuisine that has the taste of salty rice. It is a favourite dish to many especially on Christmas Day as no family can do without the preparation of dry rice with smooked fish and fried chicken.

Cameroon – Okok With Cassava Stick

Okok is known by all Cameroonians and most like it due to the fact that it is very sweat in the mouth as a result of the ingredients they use in its preparation. . In the french language, Cassava stick means manioc and okok with cassava stick means l’okok avec le manioc.

Cameroon – Baked Rice With Fried Chicken

Traditionally, rice is known to be fried or better still stewed. It will sound very strange to listen to that rice is being baked. Yes, it gives a strange feeling to know that you will eat baked rice. Baked rice with fried chicken is cooked in the South region of Cameroon, precisely Sangmelima.

Bakweri tribe, South West province of Cameroon – Kwacoco Bible

This dish eating by bakweri people of Cameroon and in many other parts of Cameroon, is a delicious and special meal to the bakweri people.

Cameroon – Nyamangoro Red Soup

Nyamangoro red soup is a soup having the taste of red oil which is locally made in Cameroon. Cooking nyamangoro with red oil gives it a reddish appearance, reason why it is known as nyamangoro red soup. Nyamangoro red soup sees its origin from the Bayangui locality in the Southwestern part of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Bahana Burnt Plum With Boiled Native Cocoyams

Bahana burnt plum is a local cuisine known for the fact that it is being eaten at the sunset when the whole family is being gathered around a burning fire telling themselves stories of different kind from epic stories to comic stories with the whole family laughing cheerfully enjoying themselves. Bahana burnt plum with boiled native cocoyams is a tradition coming from the Bahana, a village locality found in the Western part of Cameroon.

Cameroon – White Beans and Ripe Plantains

White beans is considered here as a rich man’s meal since it is prepared mostly with meat, fish, canda, crayfish which is somehow costly. White beans is a delicate meal but once the measures are taken and the boiling is successful, the chef will be so happy because it’s such a delicious and nutritive meal.