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Africa in my kitchenAuthor: Tunuka Media & 234 Pantry
Welcome! Come along with Ijeoma (the cook) and Yemi (the test subject) as we cook and eat our way across the African continent, using ingredients you might find in your local store. Join us for laughs, the hits, and the misses while we also talk about our own experiences and relationships with African food. If you replicate or taste these dishes or have cooking tips about them, please tag us on social media. Lastly, if you learnt something new, consider giving us a high rating or review.**Africa in my kitchen is a Tunuka Media production. For photos and links to the recipe follow Tunuka Media on social media (https://taplink.cc/tunukamedia) and visit the blog. Also, follow Ijeoma (@234pantry) and Yemi (@MyPixelJourney) on Instagram** . Language: en Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Special - A Side of Salad
Wednesday, 29 December, 2021
The holiday season often means lots of food, which we happily endorse. Now if you’re looking for something healthier to add to your lineup of dishes, something tasty, and something a little different, we’ve got you. This episode is our season finale, our fourth Special and features salads from different parts of the continent. From Tunisia in North Africa, we have Omek Houria, a lovely spicy carrot salad that pairs well with tuna, olives, and eggs.From South Africa, there’s Chakalaka, a relish made with peppers, carrots, and baked beans.From Seychelles of the East African coast is Salade de Palmiste, made with Heart of Palm and onions.Finally, join us in West Africa where Ghana and Nigeria pretty much share a particular kind of salad. With its medley of vegetables, corned beef, baked beans, boiled eggs, and salad cream, this could easily be a large meal rather than a side.Support the show
