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About African Cooking

It is generally the women of Sub-Saharan Africa who do most of the work related to food. This includes work on the "plantations" or "shambas" (as cultivated fields are called), such as planting, weeding, harvesting, as well cooking as cooking and serving the food.

The African kitchen is traditionally outside or in a separate building apart from the sleeping and living quarters. By far the most traditional and to this day the most common sight in an African kitchen is a large swing blackpots filled with meat, vegetables, and spices simmering over a fire. The pot usually sits on three stones arranged in a triangle, and the fire slowly consumes three pieces of wood that meet at a point under the pot.

African Vegetarian Menu

From brisket to premium fillet, there's a cut for every budget Simple, tasty and money-saving chicken dishes

Important Tips

Apple Tips

Apples give off a natural gas called ethylene, which speeds the ripening process for other fruits. To speed the ripening of other fruits, place an apple, with the unripe fruit, in a paper bag. Seal and make a few slits in the bag. Allow the bag to stand at room temperature for 2 to 3 days.
Cooked apples will hold their shape better if the sugar called for in the recipe is added at the start of the cooking process.
Use a greased muffin tin to place apples in for baking. The tins will provide support for the baked apple.
Old apples that have begun to deteriorate can be revived by peeling, cutting into chunks, and then soaking in cold apple cider or juice for approximately 30 minutes. Place in refrigerator while soaking.
To keep apples longer, store them so that they are not touching each other.

DID YOU KNOW?

Mushrooms are often included in children's diet. However, you shouldn't do that, as children do not generate enzymes needed to process the protein contained in mushrooms. That is why children get food poisoning from eating even small portions of edible mushrooms. The consequences of mushroom poisoning are equally disastrous for children and elderly people.

THAI TITBITS

Kaeng cherd kai sup	Kaeng phed chae
Clear chicken soup, flavoured with garlic	Vegetables in red curry
Kai himaphan	Khao mali
Siamese stir-fried chicken with cashew nuts and oyster sauce	Steamed jasmine rice
Kaeng kheow waan kai	Laab kai
Chicken in green curry with peas and aubergine	Minced chicken salad, garnished with roasted glutinous rice
Kung kraphao	Phad phak ruam mitr
Stir-fried prawns with bird-eye chillies and basil	Stir-fried mixed vegetables in garlic and soy
Plakung	Som tum chae
Spicy prawn salad flavoured with lemongrass and tom yum paste	Tangy raw papaya and peanut salad
Tom yum phak
Spicy vegetable and coconut milk soup, flavoured with lemon leaves, lemongrass and galangal

Cuisine

	Egypt
	Kenya
	South Africa
	Heerlike Poeding
	Halloween Tajine
	Boko Harees
	Binch Akara
	Egyptian Moussaka
	African Vegetarian Stew
	Corned Beef Cakes
	Melktert
	Eggplant curry
	Moroccan Couscous
	CousCous Pilaf
	Atar Allecha
	Coconut bean soup

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