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Discover the dishes, ingredients and shared customs found around Ghanaian tables.
Explore Ghanaian ampesi: boiled yam, plantain, cocoyam or cassava paired with kontomire, garden egg stew, abom and palava sauce.
Explore →Follow Ghanaian banku from fermented maize and cassava dough to the table with tilapia, pepper, okro stew and soup.
Explore →Explore Hausa koko and koose, rice water with bread, Tom Brown, oats, wheat porridge, tea and bread, bofrot and other substantial Ghanaian breakfast options.
Explore →Discover how Ghanaian fried yam is selected, prepared and served with shito, fresh pepper, fish, chicken and vegetables.
Explore →Discover how Ghanaian fufu is prepared, the crops and soups behind it, and the traditions that surround the shared bowl.
Explore →Firm, tangy maize parcels with fried fish and pepper—the taste of an Accra favourite.
Explore →Meet Ghana’s sugar bread, tea bread, butter bread and brown bread, and discover how fresh local loaves travel from neighbourhood bakeries to breakfast tables.
Explore →Smoky, tomato-rich rice that turns an ordinary table into a celebration.
Explore →Meet kosua ne mako, kelewele, nkatie cake, agbeli kaaklo and thirteen more Ghanaian street favourites, with a photograph beside every snack.
Explore →Meet sobolo, asaana, brukina, ice kenkey, lamugin, coconut water, pito and palm wine through their ingredients, preparation and cultural settings.
Explore →A smooth, savoury peanut soup whose richness begs for fufu or rice balls.
Explore →A deep, earthy soup drawn from fresh palm fruit and cooked slowly for flavour.
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