If you have lived in the United States for your entire life, you’ve probably never heard of fufu. You probably don’t even have a guess as to what that might be. However, if you live in Sub-saharan Africa it would be a completely different situation. If you live in Mali or Ghana you basically live off of fufu. Fufu is used in a variety of different meals and is simple to make. With three easy steps, who wouldn’t make it. Fufu is a side dish that accompanies stews and soups. To start with, fufu originally came from ghana. Another thing about fufu is that there are only four ingredients which makes it easier to prepare for. The recipe for fufu requires yams, butter and salt. Mash of yams or other starches usually served in western central africa (Britannica). Fufu is often served with beef or vegetable soup. Occasionally, fufu is dipped in tasty sauces as well. This starch is generally used as a spoon. To make fufu into a spoon, you mush the ball by making an indentation. It is especially useful to eat with for those who live outside of the city. Outside the city it is uncommon to use utensils. Although, inside …show more content…
Starting with the names it goes by. This side dish goes by a variety of names including: fufu, fofo, foufou, ot foutou. In French-speaking countries it is referred to as cous-cous. On the other hand, the Caribbean version is known as foo-foo. However, unlike the traditional malian recipe, the Caribbean version is regularly made with plantains or corn meal. Fufu found its way into Caribbean cuisine by imported slaves. In addition, in Barbados fufu is known as coocoo. Interestingly enough, the counterpart of fufu in Eastern and Southern Africa is ugali. At last, with all that you know about fufu, don’t you want to go out and try it? Trying fufu would be fun and would be a great adventure. Trying new foods is like traveling to new places. You only have to try it once if you don’t like
To start the recipe, the following supplies will be needed; a medium bowl, knives, measuring spoons, a cutting board, and a spatula to stir the ingredients, a regular spoon can be used
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...ecause of financial reasons there wasn’t much options. This dish evokes powerful memories from their past. They remember how rice was the most important food crop, and a family had to manage of only a small portion of rice for at least 2 weeks because it was expensive to buy. The beans were grown during the Taínos era which, reminded them of the nobility of them, how friendly, and welcoming their were. It reminded them of the history and how the country has develop. That was the first time the dish had some meaning to me. I realize that it was more than a dish to my parents it was a representation of where they come from, what they overcome, and how this dish no matter were they went it can be trace back to their original roots and give the people some history of their cuisine. This meant a lot to me because I learn to appreciate the dish, and now it had a meaning.
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It started as just a Cajun family meal from Cajuns, but after one American chef brought Cajun cooking to life through the most sought out way, television. Today television is a lifestyle (sadly to say) however, chef Paul Prudhome aired on the famous food T.V show the Food Network channel and showed America the wonders of Cajun cuisine. The New York post posted about chef Paul and how he brought Cajun to the light of America, “Prudhomme became prominent in the early 1980s, soon after opening K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen, a French Quarter diner that served the meals of his childhood. He had no formal training, but sparked a nationwide interest in Cajun food by serving dishes — gumbo, etouffee and jambalaya — that were virtually unknown outside Louisiana”. Sadly to say chef Paul passed away this year but many are happy because he introduced Cajun to
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In the essay “Real Food” by Chimamanda ngozi Adichie talks about dislike of garri. Garri is a chimamanda traditional food even though she hates that food she have to eat and while eating garri she has to swallowed garri make her throat itched and scratched. She wish that she could eat garri. Because that remind her late grandmother love garris so much that. Garris is important to her family. Everyone in her family's love garri much and if she could eat garri her mom will be happy. She don’t have to skipping her lunch before school. Peoples who don’t like to eat garris peoples think that he/she become foreign.
It has many home-grown fruits and vegetables which include: oranges, melons, tomatoes, sweet and hot peppers, potatoes, lemons, olives, figs, dates, and almonds. Positioned on the coastline of the Mediterranean Sea, the country is bountiful in fish and seafood. There is not an ample amount of beef, so meals are usually consist of lamb or poultry. Present at every meal is the flat, round Moroccan bread and mint tea. Moroccans have three meals per day. First is breakfast which contains preserves, or a pancake like food known as baghrir, bread, olive oil, and butter. Next, lunch which is the largest meal of the day. Typically, it consists of couscous and tajine. Couscous is a coarsely ground pasta made from semolina, a type of wheat, which is served with a meat or vegetable stew poured over it. Tajine is a slow cooked stew leaving tender meats with aromatic vegetables and sauce. Finally, dinner varies from light to heavy meals, with soup, known as harira, and bread. Moroccans love tea and coffee. However, with their coffee they will need a lot of milk and sugar. Sweets are very important in the Moroccan diet. Every household has homemade sweet desserts made from almonds, honey, and other ingredients. Hence, since some Moroccans are Muslim, they are forbidden from eating pork or drinking alcoholic beverages. However, alcohol is served in bars and cafes throughout the country. Moroccans etiquette is taken very seriously. You are only allowed to eat with your right hand, using the thumb and first two fingers. The left hand is used for picking up bread or passing dishes on to other people. Do not help yourself to bread, wait until it is given to you and use the bread to wash up sauces and clean your plate. You cannot lick your fingers until the end of the meal, if they are dirty you can wipe them on the bread. Also, you are to clean your hands before every meal with rose or