Nigeria – Agidi Jollof

This sound like rice, but It is not. This is another Nigerian delicacy valued and prepared by the Nigerians. This meal is spectacular in nature because, it takes the combination of several ingredients you could hardly think of to come up with it.

Angola – Fish Calulu

Fish Calulu is a recipe from Angola, noted as the national dish, that comprises of dried fish and vegetables at large. Some people add a fried fish too, to make it more interesting to anyone who prefer fried fish from dried ones.

Pakistan – Tender Hunter Beef

Tender hunter beef is one of the popular dishes of Pakistan. It came from British in subcontinent as we know that subcontinent is invaded by many invaders. Enter the hunter beef exit all other treats.

Nigeria – Fried Rice

Fried rice in Nigeria is among the loved dishes and prepared in every home mostly for special home events.

Syria, United Arab Emirates – Lamb Moussaka

Moussaka is a very common dish in the Middle East. It is a vegetable and meat layered dish. This dish is basically from SYRIA. It is very popular in BALKANS and MIDDLE EAST. The history and origin of the dish are not well recognized but it has many theories regarding the naming and etymology of this dish. There are many versions of the naming of this dish like in English word, it is said that the word Moussaka is taken from the Greek Word, mousakás.

Pakistan – Samosa Chat

Samosa is fried snack which is crispy outside and stuffed inside with filling usually of potato but it could of any type of stuffing like mutton beef, chicken, vegetables.

Pakistan, India – Special Beef Nihari or Bong

Special beef Nihari is a healthy breakfast. Word Nihari generates from word Arabic language “Nahar” which frequently means morning. Nihari is a special breakfast that is available at many Dhabas or restaurants which serve breakfast in Pakistan.

France – Crispy Potato Puffs

Potato puff is a special dish famous in France. This dish is a type of Orleans food dish. Potato Puffs means a fried Potato that is crispy and delicious in taste. In the French language, this snack is also known as “Pommes de Terre soufflés”. It is invented in the 18th century by the French chef Jean-Louis-Francois Collinet.

Cameroon – Cow Bone With Ekusi and Leaves

Cow bone is the part of the cow that many people like eating because for them it is a very in the mouth. In today’s local cuisine, the sweat cow bone shall be prepared with ekusi and leaves. Cow bone with ekusi and leaves is cooked in Ndaba, Cameroon.

Kuwait – Traditional Margoog (Meat and Vegetable Stew)

Margoog is a stew which is made with meat, vegetables and pasta. You can have this as a lunch or dinner. You can find this anywhere in Kuwait. The important thing about the dish is you have to cook this dish on low heat.