Entries Tagged as 'Ethnic'
Here’s further proof that great food doesn’t have to be complicated. This delicious dip relies on just three ingredients. It’s a great way to introduce kids to eggplant, a vegetable that even some adults find difficult to get used to. The preparation is reminiscent of Middle Eastern baba ganoush, except that here the eggplant is […]
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Tags:Afican·dips·eggplant
Fresh ginger? Dried fish flakes? Peanut butter? These are not ingredients we normally think of together, but they all play an important role in a traditional stew from the West African nation of Cameroon called ndole. Ndole is the local name for bitterleaf, a popular green. Lots of fresh greens, tomatoes, protein and healthful fats […]
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Tags:African·greens·peanuts·tofu·vegetarian
It’s finally happened. Our food appreciation classes have left the Americas and entered completely uncharted territory for us: Africa. The trip from Brazil did not take very long. If you look at the map, there’s only a couple inches of ocean separating the two continents. Heck, you could probably swim. But culturally this represents a […]
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Tags:African·curry·food appreciation·greens·rice