A delicacy of many natives of West Africa, this dish cannot be originally linked to any West African country. The word “Palava” is coined from the English word Palaver which is derived from the Portuguese word “Palavra”, meaning idle chatter. Whether this meal earned its named from being prepared or enjoyed over idle chatter is…
Waakye or rice and beans is a Ghanaian staple. It is usually paired with stew, and some other condiments. It can be enjoyed homemade or as a street food. INGREDIENTS: 3cups black eyed peas 3 cups rice 4-5 sorghum leaves or Waakye leaves 1tsp baking soda (optional) Salt to taste 71/2 cups water …
Kelewele is a spicy fried plantain dish and popular street food sold mostly at night in Ghana. Ingredients for 6-8 Preparation and Cook time : 45 minutes Ingredients 4-6 plantains 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper or red pepper 1/2 teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons water or lemon juice Vegetable oil Preparation…
