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Cameroon – Courri Powder Rice With Green Beans Vegetables

Courri powder rice is a rice that is mostly and oftenly eaten in Nigeria, a wset African country. In English speaking parts of Cameroon, due to its closeness with Nigeria, many inhabitants have adopted the use of courri powder when preparing their rice.

Cameroon – White Coco Yams With White Groundnut Soup

White coco yams with white soup is a local cuisine better called whitty whitty due to the white nature it possesses both in the soup and in the compliment, which is the white coco yams. This local cuisine has its origin back in the Bamileke land, from the Bafang inhabitants.

Cameroon – Gum Gum With Brown Fish Sauce

Gum Gum with brown fish sauce is cooked for various reasons like traditional reasons and domestic reasons for various purposes. Traditional reasons like the celebration of the intronisation of a new head of village or when the head of family is welcoming the delegation from the head of village into his house. Gum Gum with brown fish sauce is a traditional meal that is being prepared in the West part of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Plantain Casserole

Many people use plantains as accompaniment for most sauce or soup they cook. For example, egusi stew, egusi pudding, tomatoes sauce, Bongo Chubi, Etc. Those listed above are just a few of the many not listed LOL.

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 – Sauce Pistache With Pork

Sauce pistache is a meal cooked during hot ceremonies like traditional mariages in the French part of Cameroon. Among the sauces being cooked or prepared, this one is the most important one on the long list of meals being prepared. Sauce pistache is being cooked by the Nyalla people in the center region of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Roasted Plantains and Palm Oil/Source

This dish is really simple. Looking at it, you may say, what type of a dish is this. Warmed palm oil and plantains or cassava or coco. This dish you see above is what most African parents leaved on for so many years before the discovery of new food types.

Cameroon – Djori Green Soup With Boiled Garri

Djori green soup is a kind of soup tasting like boiled groundnut in the mouth. The constant consumption and eating of the djori green soup helps in treating and relieving the pains associated in bones. Djori green soup with boiled garri is a local cuisine coming from locality of Dunga.

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.

Cameroon – Bouillon de pomme de terre

Bouillon e pomme de terre is a special meal being eaten for specific gatherings and reasons. It cannot be eaten anyhow or at any moment. It is eaten during jovial moments as well assad moments. This is the case during sport activities.