Learn About… SUDANESE Food! :)
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@jesusredeemedme2425
This I know nothing about at all 😁💚
Same hehe, but we will soon! <3
BAMYA (OKRA STEW):
Cooked okra in a spiced tomato stew with tender lamb pieces.
Okra stew is another popular stew from the Arabic speaking world, and Turkey. Its unique texture may take some getting used to but is well worth here as it combined with tangy lime juice and a rich meaty sauce over white rice.
That posted weird but eh XD
@jesusredeemedme2425 but how did you do that lol? It's cool!
@jesusredeemedme2425
Is thàt they it raw like that? like only stew or they mix it with or something?😵
Have u tried it before? what it taste like?
In indian we have similar stew like this... they add plenty of tamarind. but taste so heaven i swear 😋, My mom also add few meats to it.... that taste and smell amazing 😍
@jesusredeemedme2425
We have this dish in Iraq too but with small differences ✨✨✨
@jesusredeemedme2425 Can you please tell me how you put the words and images inside that big green box and into this post thread. That's awesome. I want to do this too, but different colors. How?
A Sudanese classic, this eggplant salad with peanut butter also known as Aswad salata is vegan, delicious and easy to follow. Made with pan – fried eggplant, tomatoes, lime juice, peanut butter, bell pepper, onion, garlic and cumin and finished off with cilantro.
https://www.esterkocht.com/sudanese-aubergine-salad-vegan/