Vegetables

Amaranth Greens

Bondwe

Zambia

Zambian dish of amaranth greens, also called African spinach; cooked with tomatoes, onions, and groundnuts; a key ingredient in ifisashi; a nutritious leafy relish served with nshima; foraged wild or grown in gardens; one of the most common vegetable relishes in Zambia; earthy and slightly bitter.

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What it is

A closer look at Amaranth Greens.

Zambian dish of amaranth greens, also called African spinach; cooked with tomatoes, onions, and groundnuts; a key ingredient in ifisashi; a nutritious leafy relish served with nshima; foraged wild or grown in gardens; one of the most common vegetable relishes in Zambia; earthy and slightly bitter.

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Dark green, tender amaranth leaves in a light sauce; tomatoes and onions; sometimes with groundnuts; earthy and nutritious; served with nshima; the amaranth relish of Zambia.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

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Native to

Zambia

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Traditional in

Malawi

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