Tag Archive for: Cameroon Cuisine

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.

Cameroon – Puff Puff

Puff puff is one of west Africa breakfast delicacy. This is usually eating most at times during breakfast. With tea or pap. In Cameroon, during the rush hour mornings, many people leave their homes hurrying to work without eating at home.

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 – Kokono Soup With Plantains

Kokono soup with plantains has a special entity in that it talks about the history of the Kokono people which is a village. The cooking of this meal is like a form of initiation the new born adults in the culture of the Kokono. Kokono soup with plantains tradition comes from the Akonolinga inhabitants in Cameroon.

Cameroon – Scotched Egg

Scotch egg is a wonderful meal. I don’t know if I should call it a meal or not, but just eating two or sometimes even one of a rich scotch egg, you may get full or satisfied.

Cameroon – Quesi a la BOLO

Quesi a la BOLO is a local cuisine that is made of prawns and poiro. Prawns in Portuguese means cameroes. Cameroon came from the name Cameroes linking it directly to prawns. Quesi a la BOLO is being cooked in the Littoral region of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Fried Follon With Fried Fish

Follon is a traditional meal made up of vegetables and a full fried fish. This food is often eaten during special occasions like festivals and joyfull occasions. Follon is mostly found in Western and North West parts of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Okereke Meat With Stewed Spaghetti

Okereke meat is name given to fried meat here in Cameroon, due to the fact that it is being cooked in a local manner. Instead of using ground nut in the frying process, it is being fried with the use of red oil and it is very delicious in the mouth. Okereke meat with stewed spaghetti is coming from the village of Nouni in the department of Fefe.

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 – Jamsu With Fufu and Steak

Jamsu with fufu is the custom and traditional meal of the Jakiri inhabitants. A native of Jakiri sees himself eating Jamsu with fufu and steak from Monday to Sunday without losing an appetite for it. Jamsu with fufu and steak comes from the Jakiri native land.