Matoke refers to a variety of East African plantain or banana, and it is a staple crop. This dish incorporates plantains into a stew. It can be made with or without meat depending on your preference. Ingredients 8–10 medium-size plantains…
Rolex (“rolled eggs”) is a vegetable-filled omelet wrapped in a chapati flatbread. It is a nourishing and finger licking food item. It is best enjoyed when hot and can be eaten for almost any meal. Ingredients 2 standard eggs 1…
Posho is a staple dish in Ugandan cuisine, cherished for its simplicity and comforting taste. Made from maize flour, this hearty and nutritious porridge is a popular accompaniment to various Ugandan meals and is enjoyed by people of all ages.…
Posho and beans is a Ugandan dish, mostly eaten as lunchtime meal. Ingredients Beans Water 400 grams dried common beans 2 medium-size onions, finely chopped 2 medium-size tomatoes, finely chopped 1 teaspoon curry powder ½ teaspoon dried ginger ½ teaspoon…
Muceere is a hearty and flavorful dish that celebrates the natural sweetness and richness of pumpkin. This traditional stew is made with tender chunks of pumpkin cooked in a flavorful sauce, making it a comforting and nutritious meal. Ingredients 2…
Katogo is a traditional Ugandan dish usually eaten for breakfast. It was mostly regarded to as a poor man’s food, but with time and creativity, even the rich love to eat it too. Ingredients 500 g peeled green bananas (matooke)…
Beef muchomo is a Ugandan street food, but it can be made at home for any backyard get-together. The inside is very tender and it tastes delicious when eaten with skewered onions. Ingredients Oil 1 medium-size lemon, juiced Salt to…