
Togo
Azi Kokui
A traditional Togolese dish of boiled yam or cassava dressed with a richly spiced palm-oil sauce; starchy, filling, and deeply flavoured with smoked fish or meat.
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Togo
A traditional Togolese dish of boiled yam or cassava dressed with a richly spiced palm-oil sauce; starchy, filling, and deeply flavoured with smoked fish or meat.

Côte d'Ivoire
Kédjénou
Guinea fowl or chicken sealed into a clay canari with onion, tomato, aubergine and ginger and cooked over low heat with no added liquid, the pot shaken rather than stirred.

Ghana
Kontomire
Cocoyam leaves boiled down and cooked with palm oil, egusi, onion, smoked fish and boiled egg.

Togo
A Togolese leafy stew of greens, onion, pepper and fish or meat.

Togo
Déku Déssi
A thick, red-orange palm nut soup from Togo, simmered with beef, offal, smoked fish, or crab; rich in palm oil and deeply savoury, traditionally eaten with akoumé or fufu.

Ghana
Black-eyed peas stewed with palm oil, tomato, onion and chilli until deep orange, served with fried ripe plantain and gari.

Togo
Adémè Déssi
A silky, mucilaginous Togolese stew made from adémè leaves (jute mallow/corète potagère) cooked with palm oil, onion, tomato, and smoked fish or meat; smooth and slightly sticky, served with akoumé.

Togo
Miyan Geda
A rich, creamy Togolese peanut sauce simmered with chicken, beef, or fish, tomatoes, onion, and palm oil; one of the most common sauces and a key partner to akoumé and fufu.

Togo
Gboma Déssi
A hearty Togolese leaf stew made with gboma (a local leafy green), spinach, beef, smoked fish, crab, dried shrimp, and palm oil; often called the national dish and served with akoumé or fufu.

Togo
A traditional Togolese dish of smoked or dried meat and fish, rehydrated in a thick tomato and palm-oil sauce; rich, smoky, and typically eaten with akoumé.

Togo
A traditional Togolese stew of meat or offal braised in a spicy tomato and onion sauce; slow-cooked until the sauce is thick and the meat is tender, served with akoumé or fufu.