Ghanaian Groundnut Soup
A rich, deeply flavoured West African peanut soup simmered with chicken, tomatoes and aromatic spices — the soul of Ghanaian cooking.
35 ricette usando pomodori — Zuppa di arachidi, kelewele, jollof: cucina dell'Africa occidentale vivace e riccamente speziata.
Queste 35 ricette ghanesi con pomodori sono pronte in circa 77 minuti in media, con 220–620 kcal per porzione, e 26% sono valutate sufficientemente facili per una sera feriale. Ogni ricetta include quantità esatte degli ingredienti, istruzioni passo dopo passo e nutrizione completa per porzione.
La cucina ghanesi — Zuppa di arachidi, kelewele, jollof: cucina dell'Africa occidentale vivace e riccamente speziata — porta le sue proprie tecniche distintive e condimenti a ogni ingrediente che tocca. Quando i cuochi ghanesi lavorano con pomodori, raggiungono le sue proprie spezie regionali, grassi e miscele di spezie caratteristiche, e le tecniche più comuni in queste ricette sono simmerazione, bollitura, frittura e griglia.
Frutto dolce-acido che forma la spina dorsale di salse, umidi e insalate in quasi tutte le cucine. In questa collezione è più spesso cotto con fine sea salt, scotch bonnet pepper, tomato paste, onion, scotch bonnet peppers e red palm oil. I piatti qui abbracciano i classici ghanesi pronti in soli 30 minuti a cotture più lente e coinvolte che ricompensano un pomeriggio rilassato.
Preferito dai lettori: Ghanaian Jollof Rice (Smoky Tomato Rice with Long-Grain) è il piatto con la valutazione più alta in questa collezione con 4.9★ da 1,380 valutazioni.
A rich, deeply flavoured West African peanut soup simmered with chicken, tomatoes and aromatic spices — the soul of Ghanaian cooking.
Tender rice and black-eyed peas cooked together with dried sorghum leaves for a deep reddish-brown colour, served with stew, egg and wele — Ghana's most iconic street food.
A vibrant stew of black-eyed peas cooked in a rich palm oil and tomato sauce, served with fried sweet plantain — Ghana's most popular everyday dish.
Fermented corn and cassava dough formed into smooth dumplings, served with whole grilled tilapia, shito and fresh pepper sauce — a quintessential Ghanaian coastal meal.
A rich and warming Ghanaian peanut soup made with chicken, tomatoes, and aromatic spices — deeply flavorful and traditionally served with fufu or rice.
The Ghanaian side of West Africa's 'jollof wars' — rice cooked over high flame until the bottom chars slightly for that coveted smoky 'party jollof' flavour, served with fried chicken.
Ghana's beloved red palm oil black-eyed pea stew with ripe fried plantains — a simple, nourishing staple.
Smooth, pounded cassava and plantain fufu served in a clear, peppery palm nut or tomato soup.
Ghana's essential everyday soup — a thin, deeply flavoured tomato broth with goat, chicken or fish, whole scotch bonnets and tomatoes. Always served over fufu or with rice balls.
Rich, fragrant peanut soup with chicken and tomatoes — one of Ghana's most celebratory dishes.
Ghanaian rich palm nut soup with chicken, crab and smoked fish — a deeply traditional Akan soup.
Ghana's iconic burgundy rice-and-beans tinted with sorghum leaves, served with stew, shito, gari, and fried plantain.
The Ghanaian side of West Africa's most famous food rivalry — long-grain rice slow-simmered in smoky tomato sauce until a prized caramelised crust forms on the bottom.
Long-grain rice simmered in a smoky tomato and pepper sauce until each grain absorbs deep, spicy flavor, Ghana's most iconic rice dish.
A rich, deeply savory peanut-based soup simmered with chicken and tomatoes, traditionally served over rice balls or fufu.
Pounded, stretchy cassava and plantain dough served alongside a light, peppery tomato-based soup with goat meat.
Black-eyed peas simmered in a palm oil and tomato sauce, served alongside sweet fried plantain, a beloved everyday Ghanaian dish.
Fermented corn and cassava dough cooked into a smooth, tangy dumpling, served with whole grilled tilapia and a fiery pepper sauce.
Thin beef skewers coated in a spiced, ground peanut suya spice blend, grilled over open flame, a popular Ghanaian street food.
Chopped cocoyam leaves simmered in a palm oil, tomato and smoked fish sauce, a nutrient-rich Ghanaian home-cooking staple.
Boiled yam, plantain and cassava served plain alongside a rich cocoyam leaf and palm oil stew, a simple, everyday Ghanaian meal.
A smooth, stretchy millet or corn dough served with a slightly slimy, nutritious ayoyo leaf soup, a beloved staple of northern Ghana.
Chunks of yam simmered in a light palm oil and tomato broth until soft and slightly broken down, a comforting Ghanaian breakfast porridge.
Finely chopped okra simmered down into a thick, slightly gelatinous stew with smoked fish and palm oil, a classic Ghanaian favorite.
Smoky suya-spiced beef skewers tucked into toasted bread with tomato, onion and a squeeze of lime, the way Accra street vendors serve them after dark.
Black-eyed peas simmered in a palm oil and tomato base with ripe plantain on the side, the classic Ghanaian bean stew known as red red.
Eggs scrambled into a bubbling tamarind-spiked tomato and onion stew, a quick Ghanaian breakfast built for spooning over bread or rice.
Whole tilapia scored and roasted until the skin blisters, served smothered in a spicy roasted pepper and onion sauce with a nutty sesame finish.
Garden eggs (African eggplant) roasted then mashed into a tomato and onion stew, baked with a cheese-free crust of gari for a hearty vegetable dinner.
Smoky, tomato-based Ghanaian jollof rice topped with grilled chicken and a fresh mint garnish.
Smoky Ghanaian jollof rice simmered with warm curry spice and finished with plump, quickly seared shrimp.
Ghana's classic red red stew of black-eyed peas in a palm oil and tomato sauce, brightened with ginger and orange.
Bell peppers stuffed with smoky jollof-spiced rice and ground beef, baked and finished with fresh mint.
A baked Ghanaian-style peanut chicken casserole with warm spice, tomato and a rich groundnut sauce.
A festive Ghanaian holiday plate of smoky party jollof rice, grilled chicken and a bright green herb sauce.
I pomodori maturi hanno un profumo fragrante al picciolo e cedono leggermente a una leggera pressione. Per la cucina fuori stagione, i buoni pomodori in scatola spesso battono quelli freschi pallidi.
Conserva a temperatura ambiente, mai in frigorifero, che uccide il loro sapore e la texture. Segna e imbianca per togliere facilmente la pelle; sala le fette per trarre l'acqua in eccesso per le insalate.
Una fonte a basso contenuto calorico di vitamina C, potassio e l'antiossidante licopene — che in realtà diventa più disponibile quando i pomodori vengono cotti.
La maggior parte di queste 35 ricette ghanesi con pomodori sono pronte in circa 77 minuti da inizio a fine. La più veloce, Ghanaian Tomato and Onion Fried Egg Stew, richiede circa 30 minuti, mentre i piatti cotti più lentamente durano fino a 130 minuti.
In questa collezione vanno da circa 220 a 620 kcal per porzione, in media 443 kcal — Ghanaian Garden Egg Stew Bake è l'opzione più leggera con 220 kcal.
Waakye — Ghanaian Rice and Beans è un ottimo posto per iniziare — è valutato easy e si riunisce in circa 80 minuti. 26% delle ricette qui sono adatte ai principianti.
In queste ricette, pomodori è più spesso abbinato a fine sea salt, scotch bonnet pepper, tomato paste, onion, scotch bonnet peppers e red palm oil. Le cucine ghanesi si affidano anche a le sue proprie spezie regionali, grassi e miscele di spezie caratteristiche.
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