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Types of Tanzanian Recipes



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There are many types of Tanzanian Recipes that you will know for the first time on this site. Food throughout much of East Africa is similar and, at first, we found the food to be much like that in Kenya. Yet there are subtle differences.

Differences in Tanzanian Dishes


traditional food recipes from tanzania

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Whenever a dish has a Swahili name, it invariably contains coconut and/or bananas.

There is coconut milk and curry (made with home- grown curry, differing from the Madras types of curry in its flavor and bright orange color), coconut milk in soups, vegetables, egg dishes, fish, meat and poultry, as well as in dessert dishes.

The bananas are used in meat stews as well as with fish and poultry. Ugali, the perennial cornmeal porridge, is the major staple. Rice is also frequently eaten.

A visit to the outdoor market of Dar Es Salaam is a rare experience. Under a huge roof vendors sit cross legged at the sides of their low stands and sell a great variety of fruits and vegetables, chickens, live pigeons, meats, freshly caught fish, and myriad spices.

At the "pharmaceutical stands" you can buy many mysterious potions; little bottles: to cure you of snake bite, insect bite, or an unwanted lover. There are also brightly colored powders which you can sprinkle on your lover's Ugali to make him (or her) more amorous, as well as to heal all manner of other ills.

Little shops abound where you can buy kitchen utensils. We brought back a reed sieve for squeezing coconut, a small seat with a round metal edge upon which one sits to grate the fresh coconut, coconut shell dippers, and a metal brazier.



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