Cameroon – Moino Meat

Moino meat is meat gotten from a bird species. The bird in question is called moino and it lives in bushy areas and swampy areas. The eating of moino is well spreaded in the locality of Ndé and it has become a substitute of chicken. Moino meat is a meat type that has spreaded to the other regions and localities of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Nkumnkum and Groundnut-okro Soup

Nkumnkum is cassava flour gotten from grinding dry cassava. Nkumnkum is a typical meal of the people of the south west and center region of Cameroon since these group of people cultivate cassava on a large scale. This dish is eaten with okro-groundnut soup.

Cameroon – Moubora (Pumpkin Leaves Mixed With Fried Groundnut)

Moubora is a dish made from pumpkin leaves and fried groundnut. Pumpkin leaves commonly known as “nchi” in my locality is a plant vegetable which is very common in backyard gardens in most village settings. This dish is a delicacy of the Bangwa people of the south west region of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Dodo With Eggs

Dodo is a fast food which is easily prepared in a couple of minutes. Dodo here stands for fried ripe plantains. Dodo is a food that is generally eaten during morning hours, that is, it is being considered as breakfast.

Douala, Cameroon – Ndole and White Yams

Cameroon is one of the countries in Africa with so many tribes that practice different traditions and that have different cuisines.

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 – Jollof Rice

Cameroon has varieties of dishes they prepare and that the local community values. Jollof rice is a meal eating in so many places as well as countries like Nigeria and Ghana. Even in the western world. There are several ways or styles that could be used to come up with this delicious meal. I will let you know some easy way in which you can prepare jollof. My style. You may love it or practice.

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.

Cameroon – Roasted Chicken

Roasted Chicken is chicken that is totally burnt out or betterstill, it has been roasted. At times, some people prefer roasting chicken with all the feathers on it, while others prefer roasting the chicken without their feathers. Roasted Chicken is chicken that is totally burnt out or betterstill, it has been roasted. Chicken must not only be fried before it can be enjoyed. Roasting chicken can also be a good way to enjoy it. The taste of roasted or burnt chicken is the one of burnt meat. It is not like meat that has been roasted, but like meat that has been burnt. Burning chicken is very good and enjoyable as the process goes by. Still, the taste of burnt chicken taste more like burnt fowl of a bird. At times, some people prefer roasting chicken with all the feathers on it. They say when they roast chicken with their feathers, the taste of the chicken is higher and tastes more than roasting the chicken without their feathers. Others prefer roasting the chicken without their feathers. They enjoy it this way and manner. No matter how it is been done, what is important is that the chicken is being roasted. Roasting chicken is very common among the Batie inhabitants.

Cameroon – Yellow Garri With Stewed Eggs and Green Beans

Yellow garri with stewed eggs and green beans is a meal coming as the result of the manufaction garri from the production of cassava stick locally known as manioc. This food comes from the North Eastern part of Cameroon, precisely the Wum inhabitants.