Tag Archive for: Cameroon Cuisine

Cameroon – Djemba-fin vegetable leaves with fried plantains

Djemba-fin vegetable leaves is a type of leaf known for its medicinal effects, as it can be taken in so many forms. It is highly loved by people due to the health effect, positive effects, it brings to the human system and immune system. Djemba-fin is a village found in the South West region of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Salvage Rice With Red Oil

Normally, rice is being cooked with groundnut oil or olive oil in most cases, but in this case, it is being prepared with red oil. Salvage rice with red oil is cooked in Adamawa region, precisely in the Adamawa plateau in the Northern part of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Pounding Pillee Potatoes

Pounding pillee potatoes is a meal that is being prepared for new babies who do not yet have the possibility of eating on their own without the help of their parents or mother. It is the first food that brings the child to the universe of food.

Cameroon – Fried Fish With Boiled Carrots

Fried fish is cooked during morning times so as to take it as a form of breakfast due to the fact that is simple to cook. Fried fish with boiled carrots comes from the Littoral, the Cameroonian region mostly known as the River of prawns. The River of prawns is today known as River Wouri.

Cameroon – Boiled Eggs With Jinje Stew

Boiled eggs with jinje stew is a food that is being prepared for events concerning the invitations of people. It is a food mixture that talks of the culture of Bamendja’s, a rich village land in agricultural environment. Bamendja is a village locality found in the grassfields of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Nso Koki Corn

Nso koki corn is a form of corn that is opposite to the legendary known type of Koki, known as Koki beans. In the mouth, it has the feeling of being hard and soft at the same time, though generally, it is harder in the mouth. Nso koki corn is a meal from the Banso inhabitants, also known as the Nso inhabitants.

Cameroon – Easy Spicy Rice

It is basically just rice, one of the most available food in my country. Rice has been used to feed thousands of people and it is still used today. For most occasions and donations, you will see rice being served as main dish.

Cameroon – How to Cook Bameleke Yellow Soup

Yellow soup is a traditional food eaten in the Western part of Cameroon by ethnic groups known as the Bameleke. Though the food is an intergral part of their tradition, it is also well appreciated in other parts of the country.

Cameroon – Pourish Irish Potatoes Commonly Known as: Hot-Pot

Pourish Irish potatoes Is a simple dish and loved by many Cameroonians. The dish is easy to cook and less expensive. During this hard time of the corona virus spread all over the continents, many countries have implemented national lock downs to prevent the spread of this virus.

Cameroon – How to Cook Turning Plantains With Goat Meat Pepper Soup

Turning plantains and pepper soup is mush appreciate by cameroonians. Many cameroonians love eating turning plantains and pepper soup after their morning sport or evening sports especially on Sundays.