Top 5 dishes from Sierra Leone
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- February 10, 2018
Egusi is a melon seed that has been dried and ground into a powdery form. When cooked it feels like a thick paste and it taste delicious. One of the most popular dishes in West Africa is Egusi soup. Each region and tribe has its own version of the dish. This recipe for Egusi soup
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READ MOREThis is yet another West-African nation, it is known for its history of slave trade. The cuisine of Sierra Leone is similar to other West-African nations. Cassava is a major staple food of their diet. Today, we will read about the top 5 dishes from Sierra Leone. Fry fry Fry fry is referred to anything
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READ MOREAkara refers to buns that are made of black-eyed beans or Nigerian brown beans. In West Africa, akara is usually eaten as a breakfast dish, along with akamu (corn meal). This tasty dish is perfect for vegetarians. Preparation time: 25 minutes Cooking Time: 20 minutes Serves: 4 Ingredients 250 grams of black-eyed beans
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