Happy New Year! I guess you know what that means. After a glutinous couple of months, it’s time to cut back on the sweets, eat a few more veggies, and add some extra moves to our daily lives. In light of that, for this post I decided to baking something a little lighter. Since myContinue reading “Authentic 4 Ingredient Zanzibar Chapati Flatbread”
Category Archives: Traditional Foods in Africa
Learn How to Make the Zanzibar Sesame Flatbread
January 12th marks Zanzibar’s day of independence. A day of celebration and reflection. Why shouldn’t we all take a moment to remember every country on their special day, even if we are on the other side of the world? Maybe regular remembrance and reflection would set all our minds straight for what’s important in theContinue reading “Learn How to Make the Zanzibar Sesame Flatbread”
Zanzibar Sesame Flat Bread with Calamari Curry and Coconut Rice
This past Sunday, January 12th, marked Zanzibar’s Revolution Day when in 1964 the Sultan was overthrown following the independence from Britain (1963). Zanzibar (small speck at the end of the arrow) is an island (comprised of small islands) located just off the coast of Tanzania (highlighted in green) in eastern Africa. It’s considered a semi-autonomousContinue reading “Zanzibar Sesame Flat Bread with Calamari Curry and Coconut Rice”
Baking Ethiopia in Honor of Ably Ahmed Ali
Why Ethiopia? Coincidentally, congratulations to Prime Minister Ably Ahmed Ali for winning the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize that was announced this past Friday “for his efforts to achieve peace and international cooperation, and in particular for his decisive initiative to resolve the border conflict with neighbouring Eritrea.” (as described in The Nobel Peace Prize pressContinue reading “Baking Ethiopia in Honor of Ably Ahmed Ali”
A Taste of Botswana
Happy Botswana Day! September 30, 1966 was the day in history when Botswana gained its independence from Great Britain. In honor of this special day, I decided to focus my weekend baking and cooking adventure on this special celebration. The dishes you see in the photo are the national dishes of Botswana and are eatenContinue reading “A Taste of Botswana”