Rice Dishes

Fúti

Eastern Guinea-Bissau (Bafatá / Gabú Fula Pastoral), Guinea-Bissau

Traditional Fula breakfast of rice with vegetables, palm oil, dried fish, nététu (fermented locust bean), bitter tomatoes (djagatu sinho), okra (candja), and hibiscus leaves (baguitchi); the name means 'mixed things' in Fula; a complete one-bowl meal from the eastern interior.

Fúti sticker illustration

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What it is

A closer look at Fúti.

Traditional Fula breakfast of rice with vegetables, palm oil, dried fish, nététu (fermented locust bean), bitter tomatoes (djagatu sinho), okra (candja), and hibiscus leaves (baguitchi); the name means 'mixed things' in Fula; a complete one-bowl meal from the eastern interior.

What to look for

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Rice in a dark, mixed stew with visible chunks of dried fish, okra, and bitter tomatoes; the nététu gives a pungent umami note; the hibiscus leaves add a slight tartness; a Fula specialty from Gabú and Bafatá; eaten at breakfast but substantial enough for any meal.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

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Native to

Eastern Guinea-Bissau (Bafatá / Gabú Fula Pastoral), Guinea-Bissau

Region-specific tradition

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Names around the table

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