Most of us have ever eaten curry, chicken, or beef. But have you eaten curry made of coconut leaf shoots? In Indonesia, there is a curry made of Gabing (young coconut rod). Part of coconut rod, a place where fruit and leaf grow.
When comes to green leaves recipe, Chibwabwa may hold it’s position as a pure traditional Zambian dish, due to the fact that it only cooked by boiling and no more. It has other varieties of ingredients but no any oil drop is found while preparing this dish.
Sukuma tribe from Tanzania-Africa is known for preparing sorghum stiif porridge and this is because they cultivate it as well.
It is a sweet dish in Pakistan. Semolina is a tradition food in Pakistan which is eaten by many people all across the Asian countries.
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.
This dish is from a traditional Pakistan’s recipe that is famous and well known. One of the most popular grills and fried item around the world are definitely kabab. This dish also has different shapes and different cooking methods.
Mtori is originated from Kilimanjaro region in Tanzania. It was found as the main basic food for Chagga tribe, but later became famous in a whole country.
Binch is another dare cuisine from Sierra Leone. It is comprises of beans and spices served over with cassava or yams. It’s main ingrediwnt is black eye beans. Traditionally, binch cuisine was counted as among the best respected dishes because of the apperance of the beans.
Daal is actually lentils usually yellow and red one mixed with some flavors. And chawal is actually simple boiled rice or tarka rice (aromatic rice).
This dish is like heaven on earth, even the daal chawal lovers are spread everywhere in Pakistan.
The name of the dish came from the word Stuffing, Stuffing is like mince which is spiced up is stuffed into the bitter gourd so the translation of this mince stuffed bitter gourd in urdu is, KEEMA BHARE KARELY.
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