Millet Balls
Simple cooked balls of millet flour, a starchy accompaniment common in northern Cameroon, served alongside sauces.
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Simple cooked balls of millet flour, a starchy accompaniment common in northern Cameroon, served alongside sauces.
Cassava sticks are made from fermented cassava pulp shaped into batons, wrapped in leaves and steamed. A staple accompaniment served across Cameroon.
Tenue militaire is made mainly from fresh corn, leafy greens (cocoyam, bean or spinach leaves depending on the region and the cook's choice) and palm oil. Other ingredients such as smoked fish or shrimp may be added for extra flavour.
Taro with yellow sauce is a Bamileke dish from the North-West of Cameroon. It consists of taro pounded into a greyish paste, served with a yellow sauce made from palm oil, mushrooms, meat and spices, and is traditionally eaten with the fingers.
Tapioca cooked in a savoury tomato sauce flavoured with ground shrimp and chilli. A simple, comforting Cameroonian dish.
A quick stir-fried spaghetti dish tossed with canned sardines, fresh tomatoes, bell pepper and parsley. A simple, savoury one-pan meal.
A Cameroonian sauce of ground pumpkin seeds (pistache) simmered with beef and tomatoes, served with rice, plantains or root vegetables such as cocoyam or yam.
A smooth, mild onion sauce simmered in butter with thyme, served warm over toast as an appetiser or napped over white meat or poultry.
A simple sautéed mushroom and tomato sauce with onions, garlic and parsley, served hot or cold.
Sanga is a much-loved Cameroonian dish based on greens and corn, popular among the Bantu peoples of southern Cameroon, cooked with palm nut juice.
Edible caterpillars, called "Minkong" in a local Cameroonian language, are larvae very often found in tree trunks such as the palm tree. There are many varieties of caterpillars (black ones, white grubs, etc.). Some caterpillars have black heads, others red.
A Buea-style take on West African jollof rice, with the rice cooked in a rich tomato and coconut milk base studded with carrots, mushrooms and bell pepper.
Tender oxtail simmered in a creamy peanut and tomato sauce, a comforting Cameroonian dish served with rice. Enjoy!
A whole chicken first simmered with herbs, garlic and spices, then deep-fried until golden and crisp.
A festive Cameroonian dish of fried chicken and ripe plantains sautéed with colourful vegetables in a savoury seasoned sauce.
A whole chicken marinated in a rich Cameroonian blend of herbs, garlic, ginger and spices, then grilled over charcoal until golden and served with the side of your choice.
Pork marinated in mustard and crushed vegetables, then smoked over a wood fire and finished by sautéing with julienned vegetables.
Pork marinated in crushed aromatics and herbs, then grilled over charcoal and basted with a chilli and parsley oil, served with plantain fries or cassava sticks.
Whole fish scored and coated in a spicy Cameroonian marinade of garlic, ginger and pèbè, then grilled and served with plantain fries or cassava sticks.
Crispy fried pastries stuffed with seasoned minced meat, served with a homemade tomato sauce.
Tender beef meatballs made with bread, egg, garlic and parsley, browned in a pan and served with a homemade tomato sauce flavored with onion, garlic and basil. Typically served over pasta.
Eru, a dish from the North-West of Cameroon, is a blend of vegetables: okok (eru leaves) and water leaf, a kind of small-leafed spinach.
A Cameroonian dish that originates from the South-West region of Cameroon.
Ekomba is a Beti dish. It is a cake made from a paste of fresh or dried corn, rich in carbohydrates and fats, mixed with peanut paste, wrapped in banana leaves and steamed.