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A bright Sudanese-style peanut and lemon salad (Salatat Dakwa bil Limoon) with tomato, onion, chili, garlic, cilantro, olive oil, and cumin—zesty, crunchy, and lightly spicy. Perfect as a dip or side to grilled meats and flatbreads.
Ngalakh is a Senegalese celebratory chilled dessert of steamed millet couscous folded into a silky peanut–baobab cream, perfumed with vanilla and orange blossom, and dotted with raisins, coconut, and banana. Rich, tangy-sweet, and nutty, it’s traditionally shared during festivals.
Nkatie Cake is a classic Ghanaian peanut brittle-style candy: crunchy, nutty, and lightly spiced with ginger, with a hint of lemon to brighten the caramel.
Kankankan Brochettes are West African-style grilled beef skewers rubbed with a spicy peanut and chili blend, threaded with red onion and bell pepper, and brightened with lime. Smoky, nutty, and fiery, they’re perfect for the grill.
Agashe is a Sudanese/Chadian-style grilled meat skewer coated in a spiced peanut rub, then flame-grilled and served with bread, lemon, and onions. It’s smoky, spicy, and nutty with a bright citrus finish.
Isombe is a hearty Central African (Rwanda/DRC/Burundi) stew of cassava leaves simmered with peanut butter, palm oil, aromatics, chili, and smoked fish, traditionally served with rice, plantains, or ugali. Rich, earthy, and comforting, it’s a staple celebratory dish with deep greens and nutty depth.
Smoki is a crunchy, peanut-flavored puffed corn snack inspired by the beloved Balkan classic—light, savory, and slightly smoky-sweet. Perfect for casual munching, game nights, or party bowls.
Dolo Beletou is a rich and flavorful West African chicken dish, combining aromatic spices and creamy peanut butter to create a savory and slightly spicy sauce.
Arachide Madora is a savory and spicy stew featuring the nutty flavor of ground peanuts balanced with tender madora and aromatic spices, perfect for warming up any meal time.
Gambian Kaffatou is a savory and spicy dish featuring succulent chicken cooked with a rich peanut sauce, infused with a medley of aromatic spices and served over comforting white rice.