M’Baku’s diet: 4 African Vegetarian Dishes You Need to Try!

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If you’ve been scrolling down our Black Foodie timeline, it’s clear to see we are all ready for M’Baku’s cooking show. But until that glorious day- there are actually tonnes of great African vegetarian recipes that are delicious and simple to make.  We’ve listed 4 that you should definitely try!

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Ful

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This dish definitely lives up to it’s name. Ful is a breakfast food prepared across East Africa and the Middle East. Made from stewed fava beans and plenty of delicious fresh veggie toppings, it’s a refreshing replacement to the typical American breakfast. Substitute the cereal for this healthy treat.

Shiro

ethiopian misir wat XL

This is an Ethiopian/Eritrean classic. It’s the Ethiopian version of fast food as it’s fairly cheap and easy to prepare. But don’t get it twisted- it’s absolutely delicious – and vegetarian! Prepared with dried spiced chickpea powder (shiro), peppers and tomatoes (depending on the chef) it is a veg friendly dish that is sure to please!

Akara

akara

This crunchy bean fritter is the ISH and can be found in many forms from Ghana to Brazil (here’s a link for the Nigerian version of the recipe). It’s the perfect spicy pick me up for when you need a filling vegetarian escape.

Red Red

red red

Okay you may be thinking, more beans by now but yes more beans! Each recipe has a unique flavour and texture that you are sure to enjoy. Try Ghanaian Red Red this week and you’ll thank us later.

 

 

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