Dishes Inspired By Culture

Must taste dishes in cameroon culture

Cameroonian cuisine is one of the most varied in Africa due to Cameroon's location on the crossroads between the north, west, and center of the continent; the diversity in ethnicity with mixture ranging from Bantus, Semi-bantus and Shuwa Arabs, as well as the influence of German, French and British colonization.

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Achu

Achu soup is a traditional food in Cameroon, a yellow soup.[1] It is made with cocoyam.[2] Spices, water, palm oil, and “canwa or Nikki” (limestone), and fish are other ingredients.[3]

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Eru

Eru is a Cameroonian dish , made from vegetable plants , palm oil and meat . It is a specialty of the Banyang ethnic group 1 .

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Egusi pudding

Egusi pudding is blended or ground melon seeds mixed with broth, spices, and beef wrapped in leaves and cooked.

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Ndole

Ndolé ( or ndolè 1 ) is the Cameroonian name for food varieties of Vernonia . It is a dish prepared from a vegetable plant whose leaves are eaten green, but also to a lesser extent dried.

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Koki Beans

Koki Beans – moist, tasty pudding-like steamed treat made with coarsely grounded black-eyed peas and some spinach. Great as a meal on its own or with boiled plantains!

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Kwem

Also called Saka saka (sakasaka, saka-saka), pondu or madaba or kwem , cassava leaves are pounded and prepared in this dish with peanuts.

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