
Egypt
Bamia
بامية
A Egyptian okra stew with beef or lamb in tomato and garlic sauce, a daily and home classic
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Egypt
بامية
A Egyptian okra stew with beef or lamb in tomato and garlic sauce, a daily and home classic

Chad
Souroundou
Chadian bean sauce; one of the ten most essential Chadian sauces; beans slow-cooked with onions, tomatoes, and spices into a thick, hearty sauce; a protein-rich dish; served with boule or kissar; a staple of everyday cooking, especially when meat is scarce.

Chad
Moula Loubiya
Chadian bean stew; white beans slow-cooked with onions, tomatoes, and spices into a thick sauce; a protein-rich everyday dish; served with boule or kissar; similar to bean stews across the Sahel; a staple when meat is scarce; one of the many bean-based sauces of Chad.

Sudan
Dried okra and meat cooked with peanut butter and niaimiya into a thick brown stew served over asida or kisra.

Chad
Maharagwe
Chadian red bean stew; red beans are part of the diet in southern Chad; beans slow-cooked with onions, tomatoes, and spices; a protein-rich dish; sweet and savory; served with boule or rice; a staple of southern Chad where agriculture is more prevalent.

Chad
Daraba
Traditional Chadian stew with okra, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, eggplant, leafy greens, and peanut butter; okra thickens the stew naturally; peanuts add a creamy, nutty depth; a vegetarian dish sometimes enriched with meat or fish; served with boule or rice; a TasteAtlas-listed must-try.

Ethiopia
ፉል
A warming breakfast of slow-cooked fava beans mashed and seasoned with garlic, onions, jalapeños, tomatoes and niter kibbeh. Topped with ayib and chopped tomato, served with bread for scooping. Borrowed from Egypt and made distinctly Ethiopian.

Chad
Bangaou
Chadian stew from the Arab north; made with lamb, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes; a hearty, warming dish; reflects the nomadic traditions of northern Chad where meat is central; served with boule or esh; a northern specialty that showcases the region's livestock.

The Gambia
Sauce d'arachide
Beef, lamb or chicken stewed in a groundnut paste and tomato sauce with cassava, carrot and sweet potato, served over rice.

Lebanon
ملوخية
Jute mallow leaves cooked into a green stew with chicken or lamb, served over rice with vinegar, onion and toasted bread.

Chad
Mouloukhié
Chadian stew of jews mallow leaves; called gom or légume gluant locally; the leaves are cooked into a viscous, dark green sauce; similar to molokhia across the Arab world but adapted to Chadian tastes; served with kissar or esh; one of the ten most essential Chadian sauces.

Sudan
Sun-dried strips of beef rehydrated and cooked with onion and dried okra into a dark, intensely savoury stew.

Chad
Peanut Squash Stew
Chadian stew combining peanuts and squash; creamy, nutty, and sweet from the squash; a hearty vegetarian dish; peanuts enrich sauces with creamy, nutty depth; squash and sweet potatoes thrive in Chad's climate; served with boule; a seasonal favorite.

Eritrea
ሻህን ፉል
Stewed fava beans served with chopped fresh vegetables and spices — a lighter, salad-like cousin of ful medames, popular as a fasting dish and street breakfast.

Chad
Tagalié
Traditional Chadian and Sudanese sauce made with dried meat called charmout and dried okra; a hearty, intensely flavored stew; eaten with kissar galette, bread, or esh boule; one of the ten most essential Chadian sauces; a dish that preserves meat and okra for the dry season.