STREET FOOD

 


Hey guys, this week is on a new theme, and as you can see from the picture, it will be all about “SNACK” or commonly called “STREET FOOD” !!!

Historical background moment!

Did you know? Just like every continent in the world, Africa has its own snacks made with local ingredients, usually called street food. They are about a thousand different types of street food that are made with a very diverse set of ingredients. They can be prepared cooked in so many different ways.

We are going to discover Two ways of cooking them in the following posts!


Coucou tout le monde, cette semaine est un nouveau thème, et comme vous pouvez le voir sur la photo, il s'agira des "APPERITIF" ou des "ENCAS" ou des « COLLATIONS » !!!

Petit récap historique!

Le saviez-vous? Comme tous les continents du monde, l'Afrique a ses propres collations à base d'ingrédients locaux. Il y a environ un millier de collations différents qui sont préparés avec un ensemble d'ingrédients très divers. Ils peuvent être préparés de tant de manières différentes.

Nous allons découvrir deux façons de les cuisiner dans les articles suivants!


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