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GhanaianRed Red (Ghanaian Black‑Eyed Pea Stew) with Fried Ripe Plantain
A quick, classic Ghanaian stew of black‑eyed peas cooked in fragrant palm oil and tomatoes, served with sweet fried ripe plantain — satisfying and on the table in about 30–35 minutes.
32 min·easyVeganVegetarian
- Ghanaian
Kontomire (Ghanaian Cocoyam-Leaf) Stew — Vegan
A palm-oil–rich Ghanaian leafy stew made with kontomire (cocoyam or spinach), garden egg (or eggplant) and tomatoes. Serve it with boiled yam or rice for a simple, deeply flavored plant-based meal.
1 hr·mediumVeganVegetarian
- Nigerian
Vegetarian Efo Riro (Hearty Nigerian Spinach Stew with Smoked Tofu & Mushrooms)
A richly flavored Yoruba spinach stew made vegetarian by using smoked tofu and meaty mushrooms. Palm oil, roasted peppers and iru (locust beans) give the deep, familiar taste so nobody misses the meat. Serve with steamed rice or fufu.
1 hr·mediumVegetarianDairy-free