-
Ivory Coast Fufu –
Sierra Leone,
Nigeria Funge de
milho –
Angola (northern)
Sadza – Kalanga,
Botswana and
Zimbabwe Isitshwala – Botswana,
Zimbabwean Ndebele...
- grains. Fufu of
Western Africa,
ugali and
nsima of
Eastern Africa, and
sadza of
Southern Africa are
examples of swallows.
Swallows can be categorized...
- Haiti:
tomtom Ivory Coast: foutou,
foufou Liberia: fufu Mozambique: sadja,
sadza, xima Nigeria: fufu, akpụ, ụtara, loi-loi,
swallow Sierra Leone: foofoo...
- water, the
ratio of
which produces either porridge or the
firmer pap/nshima/
sadza. When
making porridge, milk is
sometimes used to
produce a
creamier dish...
- -
Zambia Nsima -
Malawi Oshifima or
Oshimbob - Namibia[citation needed]
Sadza / Isitshwala/ -
Zimbabwe Ugali -
Great Lakes (sima and
posho in Uganda)...
- also
eaten in
other southern parts of
Africa like
Zimbabwe and
served with
sadza and greens. In
Cuban cuisine, a stew can be made from
oxtail called rabo...
-
Sorghum and
maize are used to
prepare the
staple dish, a
thickened porridge (
sadza), and the
traditional beer
known as hwahwa. Beef is
found to be a staple...
-
served in. The name
translates roughly to "large
eating bowl." In Zimbabwe,
sadza is
traditionally eaten from a
communal bowl, a
tradition that is
still maintained...
-
known as
Sadza. Each time they came to a
Ndebele homestead,
given their lack of the
Ndebele language, they
would simply demand in Shona: "ndipe
sadza nehuku"...
-
grits in the
Southern US) or the food
called mieliepap in
South Africa and
sadza, nshima,
ugali and
other names in
other parts of Africa.
Introduced into...
