West African Cuisine - List of Other West African Dishes

List of Other West African Dishes

  • Akara
  • Aloko
  • Cachupa
  • Chin chin
  • Draw soup
  • Ẹbà
  • Egusi soup
  • Frejon
  • Fried plantain - a popular version made in Ghana is called kelewele, or hot plantain chips.
  • Futari
  • Kedjenou
  • Kenkey
  • Kokoro
  • Moin moin
  • Ndolé
  • Ngome
  • Ogbono soup
  • Ogi
  • Palaver Sauce
  • Puff Puff
  • Sauce aux Feuilles de Patates Douces
  • Suya
  • Tapalapa bread
  • Yassa au poulet

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