Tag Archive for: Cameroon Cuisine

Cameroon – Corn Cake (Tenue Millitaire or Macabo Leaf Corn Cake)

Corn cake or tenue millitaire/macabo leaf corn cake is a kind of ‘’cake’’ which is gotten from corn paste either fresh or corn flour and vegetables like soft fresh macabo leaves mixed together and cooked. This dish is a typical delicacy of the people of Bayangam in the west region of Cameroon.

Cameroon – Homemade Brochette de Boeuf

Homemade Brochette de boeuf in Cameroonian kitchens, Africa as a whole and even elsewhere refers to a type of meat presentation or should I say decoration. This brochette is commonly called soya and it is believed to be a roadside meal or snacks. As a challenge, I will recommend that everyone learns how to make soya at home so that the sanitary conditions under which this soya is done at home is verified and trusted.

Cameroon – Puff Puff

Puff puff is one of west Africa breakfast delicacy. This is usually eating most at times during breakfast. With tea or pap. In Cameroon, during the rush hour mornings, many people leave their homes hurrying to work without eating at home.

Cameroon – Naangtarre

Naangtarre is meal gotten from cocoyam and palm oil. Naangtarre as most people call it is a delicacy to the people of the North West region of Cameroon precisely the inhabitants of the metah and mankon clan.

Bamilike, Cameroon – Koki Beans

People and represented by the various cuisine the cook or eat often in Cameroon. Amongst the many traditional dishes, we have in Cameroon, koki is one of them.

Cameroon – Moubora (Pumpkin Leaves Mixed With Fried Groundnut)

Moubora is a dish made from pumpkin leaves and fried groundnut. Pumpkin leaves commonly known as “nchi” in my locality is a plant vegetable which is very common in backyard gardens in most village settings. This dish is a delicacy of the Bangwa people of the south west region of Cameroon.

Nigeria, Cameroon – Ogbono Soup

Ogbono soup is a draw soup. It is often called swallow. This soup is a very delicious soup and it is valued in Cameroon and Nigeria. This is the meal where most people who consume it, lick their five fingers.

Cameroon – Raw Plaintains With Red Oil

Raw plantains with red oil is a type of food that is being eaten for constipation problems and also stomach problems. This practice enactes from the Tikar group in Cameroon, one of the largest group in Cameroon and not just in Cameroon, in the entirety of Central Africa.