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Anonymous United States No.216010792 [Report] >>216010856 >>216010920 >>216010927 >>216010990 >>216011118 >>216011242 >>216011400 >>216011496 >>216012046 >>216012193 >>216012623 >>216012890 >>216013032
Best African cuisine?
Which Africans make the best food? Have you tried African food in your country?
Anonymous United States No.216010856 [Report]
>>216010792 (OP)
Anonymous United States No.216010859 [Report] >>216011093 >>216011710
I wanna try Nigerian Bush meat at least one
Anonymous United States No.216010861 [Report] >>216011394 >>216012973
East African cuisine is what Indian could be if it tried to present more than just some slop with spices.
Anonymous United States No.216010920 [Report]
>>216010792 (OP)
Moroccan or Ethiopian
Anonymous United Kingdom No.216010927 [Report] >>216011328 >>216011400 >>216012973
>>216010792 (OP)
Easily Ethiopian/Horn Of Africa as it's closest to Indian cuisine

Rest don't know how to season dey food
Anonymous United States No.216010990 [Report] >>216011272 >>216012973
>>216010792 (OP)
that looks so unappetizing is this what africans eat? ethiopian one looks like stool, on top of spongebobs grandma, nigerian one looks like mystery meat in mud and unedible, kenyan one looks okay if thats tofu and vegetables i'm assuming, the somali one looks solid
Anonymous South Korea No.216011093 [Report]
>>216010859
nyama choma looks quite nice
Anonymous United States No.216011118 [Report] >>216011199 >>216012173
>>216010792 (OP)
Anonymous United States No.216011199 [Report]
>>216011118
you wouldn't want to try any of them? the somali food i tried was pretty tasty
Anonymous United States No.216011242 [Report]
>>216010792 (OP)
there's an ethiopian place in my city that I've gone to a few times and it's always good, I kind of like what they've got going on
haven't tried any of the others doe
Anonymous Canada No.216011272 [Report]
>>216010990
>nigerian one looks like mystery meat in mud and unedible
Do you not know how stews look like?
Anonymous Canada No.216011328 [Report]
>>216010927
>Rest don't know how to season dey food
Unless you import the spices, seasonings and herbs or it doesn't work out well. You can use some prepackaged stuff, try to come up with ingredient/seasoning analogues but it doesn't really line up well. A lot of the cuisine in West Africa (or Africa in general) use local breeds of crops or ingredients that aren't used much elsewhere.
Anonymous United States No.216011394 [Report] >>216011543 >>216012063
>>216010861
They actually eat a ton of Indian food in East Africa. It was everywhere when I last went to Nairobi.
Anonymous United States No.216011400 [Report]
>>216010792 (OP)
I like Doro Wot, so Ethiopian food for me. But I've also heard good things about suya and jollof rice
>>216010927
This as well, Kenyans and Tanzanians also have great food cultures with rich intermixing between African and Indian foodways
Anonymous United States No.216011496 [Report]
>>216010792 (OP)
From what I’ve had, it goes:
1. Moroccan
2. Somali
3. Ethiopian

Naan is so good
Anonymous United States No.216011543 [Report]
>>216011394
Yeah, and it's better than what you get in India or Indian restaurants here.
t. has been to Tanzania.
Anonymous Fiji Islands No.216011710 [Report] >>216011723
>>216010859
SOPA
Anonymous Fiji Islands No.216011723 [Report] >>216011738
>>216011710
DE
Anonymous Fiji Islands No.216011738 [Report] >>216012078
>>216011723
MOCACO
Anonymous Fiji Islands No.216011760 [Report] >>216011985
Oh no, this is actually a nice thread. Have I ruined it?
Anonymous United States No.216011985 [Report]
>>216011760
lol, i mean those are their traditional foods
Anonymous United States No.216012046 [Report]
>>216010792 (OP)
I've tried Somali and Ethiopian, both were good. Nigerian always looks crazy. Very unappealing.
Anonymous United States No.216012063 [Report]
>>216011394
This. I've been to Tanzania. Samosas, chapatis, curries, chai, and pulao were ubiquitous.
Anonymous United States No.216012078 [Report] >>216012102
>>216011738
Idk why these visitors insisted on giving the Hadza pots. Bushmeat looks like it would be super gross boiled, I'd rather just have it roasted.
Anonymous United States No.216012102 [Report] >>216012191
>>216012078
>roasted over a fire
That's how you get AIDS. Boiling ensures it's cooked thoroughly.
Anonymous United States No.216012167 [Report]
ethiopian food looks bad but is actually good, at first i thought they served me a poop platter, but was mistaken, their food is great
Anonymous Iraq No.216012173 [Report]
>>216011118
Kys yt boi
Anonymous United States No.216012191 [Report]
>>216012102
They were fine before whitey gave them anything, chud.
Anonymous United States No.216012193 [Report] >>216012209
>>216010792 (OP)
imo the Afrikaaners did some really good things with their cuisine. Other than that I am uniniciated.
Anonymous United States No.216012209 [Report]
>>216012193
South African food actually looks good, very interesting African, Cape Malay, Indian, and European fusion. I have heard consistently good things about the quality of food there from tourists, especially the local lamb
Anonymous Brazil No.216012623 [Report]
>>216010792 (OP)
>Have you tried African food in your country?
Brazilian food is pratically an african food.
Anonymous Australia No.216012890 [Report]
>>216010792 (OP)
Just Moroccan food and it was pretty good. I’ve heard Ethiopian food is nice and I’d like to Jollof rice.
Anonymous United States No.216012973 [Report]
>>216010861
>>216010927
There's Indian food all over African metropolitan areas apparently
>>216010990
The problem with African food is that it has poor presentation but Ethiopian food seems to be getting more popular where I live
Anonymous United States No.216013032 [Report] >>216013250
>>216010792 (OP)
>West Africa
Mystery meat pepper pots with a gorillion ingredients that look like witches' brew, eaten with doughy starches
>East Africa (specifically the Bantu regions, excluding Ethiopia)
Very simply prepared local vegetables, grilled fish and chicken, lots of boiled beans and corn, lots of bananas and fresh fruit
I honestly did not encounter foods in East Africa that were offensive to the palate or nose. I did get violently sick after eating at the Dar es Salaam fish market, though
Anonymous United States No.216013250 [Report] >>216013270
>>216013032
Haven’t tried Ethiopian or somalian?
Anonymous United States No.216013270 [Report]
>>216013250
I have and I like them, I just wanted to generalize on how most Bantus in east and southeast Africa eat, which is quite different from how they eat in the Horn of Africa.