African Rice Made Easy
In Côte d’Ivoire, we eat a lot of rice. When attiéké is not on the table, Jasmine rice, a fragrant, long-grain variety from Asia, is likely to be served. Many […]
In Côte d’Ivoire, we eat a lot of rice. When attiéké is not on the table, Jasmine rice, a fragrant, long-grain variety from Asia, is likely to be served. Many […]
Perhaps it is because I was raised on reruns of “Popeye the SailorMan” or maybe it’s because I’m a health nerd. Either way, “sauce feuille” has always been among my […]
From my previous post on Ginger Tea, you may have gathered that, when I’m sick, I head to the kitchen for a remedy. Since this virus is beginning to feel […]
My first visit to India in 1995 was an unforgettable experience. For me, it was a revelation and I loved every bit of it — the color, the culture, the […]
My husband has very fond childhood memories of his beloved grandmother, the family matriarch — Akouba — preparing this sauce for him and his brother on days when she was […]
I don’t like this recipe too much because I’m not crazy about hot peppers; but, the rest of my family loves it, especially with klaklo (plantain fritters). Editor’s Note: This recipe […]
I hope this Christmas is filled with family, fun, love and laughter. My Christmas Eve gift to you is yet another cocktail à la Abidjanaise! Merry Christmas!! Tequila Sunrise à […]
There are so many wonderful cocktails you could make with Sloe Gin Abidjanaise, from old standbys to modern African treats. The options are practically limitless. I would encourage you to […]
Klaklo is a favorite in our family. As soon as it is ready, the entire family rushes to the table, eager to chow down. Klaklo is a warm and delicious […]
I’m a southerner at heart; and, in the Tidewater Region of the Southeastern United States, our holiday tradition revolves around festive open houses. For us, an ideal open house consists […]