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SenegaleseThiakry (Senegalese Sweet Millet Couscous) — Vegan
Thiakry is a sweet millet couscous dessert or chilled snack from Senegal. This plant‑based version uses fine pearled millet steamed and folded with sweetened coconut yogurt, dried fruit and toasted coconut for a creamy, slightly tangy treat.
30 min·easyVeganDairy-free
NigerianOne‑Pot Weeknight Nigerian Jollof Rice with Shrimp
A speedy, one‑pot take on Nigerian jollof rice made with blended tomatoes and finished with shrimp — bold, saucy, and ready on the table on a weeknight.
34 min·easyPescatarian
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
SenegaleseQuick Poulet Yassa (Senegalese Lemon-Onion Chicken)
A weeknight-friendly Poulet Yassa that keeps the classic lemon-onion punch but cooks fast: thin-cut chicken thighs seared, then simmered briefly in a bright, mustard-lemon sauce and served over quick-cook basmati.
30 min·easyGluten-freeDairy-free