Thieboudienne
Senegal's national dish — whole fish stuffed with parsley and chilli, simmered with tomatoes and vegetables, then served on deeply flavoured red rice.
9 recipes using garlic — Thieboudienne, yassa, mafé — bold, aromatic dishes from Senegal's rich culinary tradition.
Senegalese cuisine is famous for its bold, distinctive flavours. These senegalese garlic recipes range from quick weeknight dishes ready in under 30 minutes to impressive weekend feasts. Each recipe includes exact ingredient quantities, step-by-step instructions, and full calorie counts per serving.
Senegal's national dish — whole fish stuffed with parsley and chilli, simmered with tomatoes and vegetables, then served on deeply flavoured red rice.
Senegalese grilled chicken marinated in lemon and mustard, then braised with mountains of slowly caramelised onions — a deeply satisfying West African classic.
The meat version of Senegal's national dish: fragrant one-pot rice cooked in a rich tomato and onion broth with slow-braised lamb and vegetables.
Rich, deeply savoury West African peanut stew with beef or lamb, sweet potato and aubergine — one of the great stews of the world.
Senegal's national dish — a hearty one-pot meal of rice cooked in rich tomato-fish broth with vegetables, deeply flavored with fermented fish and herbs.
A rich and comforting West African peanut stew with tender lamb or beef, root vegetables, and a deeply savory sauce that's beloved across Senegal and the Sahel.
A Senegalese classic of marinated chicken braised with masses of caramelized onions, lemon, and mustard — tangy, savory, and utterly satisfying.
Rich, deeply savory Senegalese peanut butter stew with beef and vegetables — West Africa's most comforting dish.
Light Senegalese fish rice dish in a lemony, fragrant broth — a refreshing alternative to the richer thieboudienne.