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Senegal Recipes
West Africa’s Atlantic table, where teranga means hospitality. Not sure what to eat in Senegal? Start with Poulet Yassa, Ndambé, Ngalakh (Baobab & Peanut Millet Cream) and Fondé. Here are 6 authentic Senegal recipes, each from a specific region, with cultural context and dietary substitutions for every table.
6 recipes
Thieboudienne (Senegalese Fish & Rice)Dakar, Senegal · advanced · 110 minSenegal’s national dish: herb-stuffed fish braised with vegetables over deeply tomato-stained broken rice.
Poulet YassaCasamance, Senegal · easy · 75 minChicken smothered in a mountain of lemon-and-mustard onions, grilled then braised, Casamance’s gift to West Africa.
FondéDakar, Senegal · easy · 35 minA comforting Senegalese millet porridge cooked with milk, sugar, and a hint of orange-flower or nutmeg.
NdambéDakar, Senegal · easy · 75 minA spiced black-eyed pea stew served in a crusty baguette, Senegal's everyday street breakfast-lunch.
ThiakryDakar, Senegal · easy · 40 minSweetened steamed millet couscous folded through vanilla yogurt and cream with raisins, a cool West African pudding.
Ngalakh (Baobab & Peanut Millet Cream)Dakar, Senegal · easy · 45 minSteamed millet couscous folded into a sweet, nutty peanut cream soured with baobab-fruit pulp, chilled and scented with orange-blossom and vanilla.
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