Rice Dishes

Thieboudienne

Ceebu jën

Nouakchott, Mauritania

Broken rice cooked in a tomato and fish stock with a whole fish stuffed with parsley, garlic and chilli, plus cassava, carrot, cabbage and aubergine.

Thieboudienne sticker illustration

Original eatfuls sticker artwork

What it is

A closer look at Thieboudienne.

Broken rice cooked in a tomato and fish stock with a whole fish stuffed with parsley, garlic and chilli, plus cassava, carrot, cabbage and aubergine.

What to look for

Know it when you find it.

Saint-Louis claims its invention and it is on the UNESCO intangible heritage list. Ask for the xooñ — the scorched rice crust at the bottom of the pot.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

Food rarely respects a border. These are the places the dataset connects most strongly to Thieboudienne.

Native to

Saint-Louis, Senegal

Locality-specific tradition

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Traditional in

Nouakchott, Mauritania

Locality-specific tradition

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Traditional in

Mali

Country-wide tradition

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Traditional in

Guinea

Country-wide tradition

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Traditional in

Chad

Country-wide tradition

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Names around the table

One food, more than one name.

Thieboudienneprimary
Ceebu jënlocal · 🇸🇳
Riz woloflocal · 🇬🇳
Riz au poissonalias
Thiebalias

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