Tag Archive for: Cameroon Cuisine

Cameroon – Spaghetti With Red Oil

Spaghetti with red oil has the taste of chicken fowler that has been roasted. This is the local way that spaghetti with red oil is being prepared. Spaghetti with red oil is cooked in the Center region of Cameroon notably in the Mvog-Mbi neighborhood.

Cameroon – Corn Cake (Tenue Millitaire or Macabo Leaf Corn Cake)

Corn cake or tenue millitaire/macabo leaf corn cake is a kind of ‘’cake’’ which is gotten from corn paste either fresh or corn flour and vegetables like soft fresh macabo leaves mixed together and cooked. This dish is a typical delicacy of the people of Bayangam in the 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.

Cameroon – Okok and Yellow Garri

Okok is a mixture of eru leaves and water leaves. This is a staple eaten all over the Cameroon’s national territory. It is referred to as eru in the south west region, North West region and west region while those from the littoral, center region and the east region call it okok.

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 – Chocolate Cake

Desert Time right. In the western world, cakes are eating a lot. I don’t know if that’s because I watch a lot of movies or if that is actually true. Chocolate cake is a wonderful piece of desert and could be baked and enjoyed by your family at any giving odd hour.

Cameroon – Okok

Okok is a meal or a traditional Cameroonian dish from the central region of Cameroon. It is mostly called “Yaoundé chop” because the people from this area adores this dish. Okok is eru leaves in the Yaoundé dialect, it thus takes its name from this vegetable bearing the name okok. To the Yaoundé people they believe that the beauty of okok has not been felt until it is served with a bottle of red wine.

Cameroon – Ajere Meat

The name Ajere meat comes from the Widikum dialect which means in English language the pink meat. This is due to the ingredients that is being used that gives the meat, the pink color. Ajere meat comes from the locality of Widikum, under the subdivision of Manchum in the North west side of Cameroon.

Cameroon – How to cook Cameroon grassfield chicken sauce

Cameroon grassfield chicken sauce is a sauce being prepared and eaten in the grassfield areas of Cameroon. The grassfield areas of Cameroon are made up of regions of the Northwest, the Southwest and the West.

Cameroon – Brown Pancakes

Brown pancakes is pancakes eaten in the morning hours of the day. This is the fastest make up of breakfast that is easy to cook and very tasty in the mouth. Brown pancakes has much influence and prevalence in the North West part of Cameroon.