chicken liver is not only delicious, but it's very easy to prepare 😋

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Matooke is one of the highly popular foods in uganda
Here we will be having both matooke and ground nut sauce that has been cooked in a tin box and smells just like luwombo

Chapati is a soft and delicious soft bread similar to indian paratha .This type of chapati is layered which makes it soft and popular
There very many ways of making chapati but soft layered chapati stands out

Ingredients
1 cup water
3cups flour
1teaspoon sugar
1teaspoon Salt
Cooking oil

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Boil the pineapples and the other ingredients together to get the tasty juice

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tea leaves
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Chapati is very similar to paratha. It's a very tasty and delicious type of bread which makes it suitable for any meal. Breakfast lunch or dinner


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Chicken with Butternut Squash and Green Beans makes 2-3 servings. Recipe and cooking video. Angolan Inspired. Fifth video in Food of the world series - Let me know if you make this and what you thought?!

Ingredients:
400g Diced Chicken
1 tablespoon Lemon Juice
1.5 teaspoons Garlic Granules
2 Chopped Tomatoes
1/4 cup Groundnut oil & 1 teaspoon of Paprika
1/2 cup Chicken Stock
1/4 large Butternut Squash
100g Green Beans
1 chopped Onion
1 teaspoon Crushed Chillies
Salt and Pepper to taste

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In this video I will show you some Angolan food. Remember to like, share, and subscribe!
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Matching each African dish from with the correct African country. Our panel of tasters from the Moluccan islands, Colombia, Ghana and The Netherland tries to guess where each African food is from. Although, some of them are just trying African food for the first time. The foods featured are Bolo de Ginguba, Thiakry (Caakiri), Kofta balls with caramelized onion sauce and Milk candy (Dulce la leche in some cultures). Discover Angolan food, Libyan food, Liberian food and Senegalese food: this is the Tasting Africa ep.#3 (a mini African food mukbang and taste test) 'Guessing game'.
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You may have heard of African dishes such as fufu, jollof rice or injera, but there is so much more African food to discover. So, with ‘Tasting Africa’ we’re on a mission to find the tastiest treats from Africa that you’ve got to try at least once in your lifetime! So, if you’re a real foodie, love discovering new and interesting tastes, enjoy watching African mukbang or eating shows, or just want to learn more about the African kitchen? This show is for you! We're here to help you discover - in a fun and accessible way to different cultures - what new (African) foods are definitely worth trying out.

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In Angola, there has not been enough rain to end months of severe drought that has left 2.3 million people struggling to get the food they need.
According to UNICEF, recent rainfall in Angola has been erratic and below what is expected.
Angola’s President Joao Lourenco declared a state of emergency in January and acknowledges that the people need help.

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Watch Week 5 of my Second Spin: A Global Cooking Adventure as I cook the food of Angola! Tonight's menu: Muamba De Galinha (Angolan Chicken Stew) and Funge (Corn or Cassava Flour Porridge)

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À 83 ans, Mama Kuiba s'est fait un nom dans son pays, l'Angola, en tant que cuisinière. Icône de la culture angolaise, elle partage sa passion avec le plus grand nombre et influence les chefs jusque dans les hôtels 5 étoiles.

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Angola's National dish : Muamba De Galinha with Fungee and Stewed beans

-Muamba De Galinha ingredients:
3 tbsp fresh lemon juice
Chicken Bouillon
4 garlic cloves, minced
1 tsp white pepper
½ tsp salt
½ tsp dried thyme
½ tsp paprika
6 pieces of chicken- A whole chicken, quartered
½ cup red palm oil
3 onions, chopped
3 tomatoes, quartered
500g butternut squash or Pumpkin
1 cup chicken broth
250g okro, whole with head cut off
1-2 Scotch bonnet, chopped

1. To a large bowl, add in the chicken pieces, lemon juice, 2 tsp of the minced garlic, salt, chilli powder,  white pepper and mix well. Leave to marinate for 1 hr- overnight
2. Heat up the oil in a deep dish pan and add in the chicken, browning it on all sides. Add in the onions and the remaining garlic cloves, tomatoes,  paprika,  Bouillon stock. Bring to a boil then simmer for 20-30 mins or till chicken is soft.
3. Then add in the squash and okro and cook for about 15 mins or till tender.
4. Serve over rice or fungee


- Fungee ingredients:
2 cups Cassava flour (be sure it is Angolan-style Cassava flour, not Nigerian. The Nigerian one is starch even though it says flour😂)
4 cups Water

1. Bring 2 cups of water to a boil in a medium-sized pot
2. In a bowl, mix together the remaining 2 cups water with flour until smooth and lumpfree
3. Add this to the boiling water while stirring with a wooden skewer until it thickens slightly. Then add in a little water and cook on low heat for 10-12 mins.
4. It should now be much thicker and stickier . Stir and serve with the Muamba


-Stewed beans Ingredients:
Red kidney beans (I used canned)
Red palm oil
Pinch of salt
1. Heat up the palm oil in a pot and add in the beans and salt. Stir, let heat up and serve ith Muamba.


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I loved everything about this Angolan Chicken Stew: Muamba de Galinha. Red in colour because of the Red Palm Oil, it also features Okra, chicken thighs and vegetables and spices.

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Ingredients (5-6 servings)
3 – 3 1/2 pound chicken cut in pieces
marinade:
Juice ½ lemon optional
1 teaspoon white pepper
1 teaspoon minced garlic
½ teaspoon dried thyme
1 teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon smoked paprika
½ teaspoon chicken bouillon powder

1/4 cup canola oil
1/2 cup palm oil
4-5 garlic minced
2-3 onions sliced
2 tomatoes diced
1 teaspoon white pepper
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
Whole hot pepper pierced chili, Scotch bonnet
½ -1 pound butternut squash cut into large cubes
18-20 Okra sliced in half
2 cups or more chicken broth or water
Salt to taste

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This video is created for learning and sharing purpose by a student of Portuguese Language and Culture - Level A1, Ms Parnika Gautam, under the mentorship of Prof. Neha Saini, LangÉcole.

Let's learn all about cuisines of Angola. Angola was a Portuguese colony and situated in Africa.

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CALULU – Angola - Delicious african recipe - Délicieuse recette africaine

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Calulu is a traditional dish from Angola that was later introduced to São Tomé e Príncipe by plantation workers; and which would have a strange Brazilian origin.

Indeed, this dish would have been inspired by brazilian Caruru (initially a dish made from leaves and accompanying meats) revisited with the arrival of the Portuguese and their Angolan slaves, who introduced African ingredients such as okra and palm oil, at the base of this dish.

The revisited dish is said to have made its way to Africa with slaves aboard Portuguese ships returning to Angola for supplies and with new techniques that resulted in new dishes featuring African ingredients.

Calulu can also be prepared with meat or chicken.

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Calulu est un plat traditionnel d’Angola qui a été ensuite introduit à São Tomé e Príncipe par des travailleurs de plantations ; et qui aurait une étrange origine brésilienne.

En effet, ce plat aurait été inspiré du Caruru brésilien (initialement un plat à base de feuilles et accompagnant des viandes) revisité avec l'arrivée des Portugais et de leurs esclaves angolais, qui ont introduit des ingrédients africains tels que le gombo et l’huile de palme, à la base de ce plat.

Le plat revisité aurait fait son chemin vers l'Afrique avec les esclaves à bord des navires portugais retournant en Angola pour des ravitaillements et avec les nouvelles techniques qui ont donné de nouveaux plats mettant en vedette les ingrédients africains.

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I’m in Angola which is my 89th country and we are to try the traditional Angolan food
I’m at this restaurant called oh Canves which is famous for serving traditional Angolan food
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Moamba De Ginguba - is an Aromatic Angolan chicken stew flavored with peanut sauce and chilies 🌶. It is also the national dish of Angola 🇦🇴. On the side we have kizaca ( green color Cassava leaves 🍃) , Funje ( brown color ) cassava flour porridge and White maize porridge 🥣
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Angola offers a variety of delicious street food options that showcase the country's unique culinary traditions. Here are ten popular street foods you can try in Angola:

Kizaca: This is a popular street food snack made from dried and salted fish. It is usually served with a side of funge, a staple Angolan food made from cassava flour.

Calulu: A traditional Angolan dish, calulu is often sold as a street food option. It is a stew made with dried fish or meat, vegetables, palm oil, and various spices. Calulu is typically served with funge or rice.

Mufete: This is a seafood-based street food dish commonly found in coastal regions of Angola. It usually consists of grilled fish or shrimp served with a side of boiled cassava or sweet potatoes.

Churrasco: Inspired by Brazilian cuisine, churrasco refers to grilled meats, often skewered and seasoned with various spices. This street food is a favorite among meat lovers in Angola and is usually accompanied by a side of rice or salad.

Bolo Polana: Bolo Polana is a popular Angolan cake made with ground cashews, eggs, sugar, and butter. It is often sold as a street food snack or enjoyed as a dessert.

These are just a few examples of the diverse street food options you can find in Angola. Exploring the local street food scene will undoubtedly provide you with many more delightful culinary experiences.

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05:21 Bolo Polana
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02:09 Cabidela
02:40 Muzongué or Caldo
03:15 Fumbua
03:48 Chikuanga
04:21 Bagre Fumado
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08:52 Kizaca
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10:25 Mufete
11:15 Funge

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In this video we are going to show you some of the delicious traditional foods of the country Angola. Let us check the yummy dishes this African country can offer.


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Angola is a country located in southwestern Africa, and its cuisine is heavily influenced by its Portuguese colonial past, as well as the indigenous ingredients and cooking methods. If you're a foodie looking for a new culinary adventure, you won't be disappointed by the flavorful and diverse Angolan cuisine. Here are five must-try foods from Angola that will tantalize your taste buds
Muamba de Galinha: This is a flavorful stew made with chicken, palm oil, garlic, onions, and okra. It's often served with rice and can be spicy.

Moqueca de Peixe: This is a fish stew made with onions, tomatoes, coconut milk, and palm oil. It's a popular dish in many parts of Brazil, but it's also eaten in Angola.

Calulu: This is a traditional dish made with dried fish, vegetables (like kale or cassava leaves), and palm oil. It's often served with rice or funge (a type of cornmeal porridge).
Cocada Amarela: A sweet coconut pudding made with eggs, sugar, and grated coconut. It's a popular dessert in Angola and other parts of Africa.
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If you are looking for a great place to indulge on some delicious food, while enjoying an incredible view of the Torrey Pines Reserve Lagoon, you should definitely check out Iris Restaurant in Del Mar. The restaurant is situated directly across the Los Penasquitos lagoon, on Carmel Valley Road, offering delicious lunch and dinner menus in a casual, yet professional environment.

Two brothers, originally from Boston, Edd and Tommy Golden, opened Iris in 2007, after falling in love with the picturesque location. Since opening it has become a popular restaurant amongst Carmel Valley residents, who love mixing great food with spectacular views. The menus are constantly changing and are fairly eclectic, never leaving diners bored with the same old offerings, although the local favorites are kept throughout the year. In addition, fresh, local and organic ingredients are used as much as possible!!!

The restaurant is open for both lunch and dinner, with most guests choosing to sit on the covered patio where they can enjoy the amazing views and the cool ocean breeze. One of the most popular dishes is their Clam Chowder, which is gluten-free by the way! Two brothers from Boston, you better believe their "chowdah" is nothing short of delicious! Even better, you can pair the delicious soup with their freshly baked bread. Perfect pairings just in time for the chilly weather we should be having soon.

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