
Mauritania
Marolaym
One-pot dish of lamb or goat meat with rice in an onion base; a variant of chubbagin with a lighter sauce and no tomato; flavored with onions, oil, and mild spices; a simple, everyday rice-and-meat dish across Mauritania.
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Mauritania
One-pot dish of lamb or goat meat with rice in an onion base; a variant of chubbagin with a lighter sauce and no tomato; flavored with onions, oil, and mild spices; a simple, everyday rice-and-meat dish across Mauritania.

Western Sahara
Marou wa lham
Maru we-llham is rice cooked slowly in a lightly salted meat sauce, with the meat arranged at the centre; Sahrawi and Mauritanian versions commonly use camel or other meat.

Mauritania
Chubbagin Lélé et Raabie
Fish and rice cooked with vegetables in a tomato and chili sauce; the Mauritanian version of Senegalese ceebu jën, adapted with local fish from the Atlantic coast and Mauritanian spice preferences.

Senegal
Mbaxal
Rice cooked with groundnut paste, dried fish and vegetables into a thick, savoury one-pot.

Nouakchott, Mauritania
Ceebu jën
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.