Ladies and gentlemen, I bring to you some of the best things ever that will make your taste buds sing. They are Cameroonian street foods and they are to die for. And the best part is this is not just me making you drool over the photos and wish wastefully. Every single recipe is attached so after the drooling can come some cooking. Leggo!
Recipe here.
2. Grilled Fish
Recipe here.
3. Puff Puff
Recipe here.
4. Gateau
Recipe here.
5. Accra Beans- Black Eyed Peas Fritters
6. Accra Banana- Banana and Cassava Fritters
By now, you know that we love dipping things into oil to fry. Ha. Recipe here.
7. Koki Beans
Recipe here.
8. Scotch Eggs
Recipes:
9. Fish Rolls
Fishy fishy! Recipe here, video here.
10. Fish Pie
Recipe here.
11. Meat Pies
Recipe here.
12. Stewed Canda
Recipe here.
13. Skewered Snails
Other names for this are “slow boys”, “nyamangoro” and “congo meat!” Recipe here.
14. Kwacoco Bible
Or ‘kwacs’ for swags sake. Recipe here.
15. Banana Cake
Come to mama. Recipe here.
16. Pancakes
A thicker form of crepes but we call them “pangcakes”. Recipe here.
17. Coconut Sweet
Because something coconutty must be involved! Ummm attempted recipe here.
Marry me. Recipe: just pop into the oven or place on a grill and grill!
19: Boiled Groundnuts
Just boil lightly and eat, my friend!
20. Pepper Sauce
And don’t you ever forget your pepper sauce, with which some of the snacks above will be 10 times more memorable. Recipe here.
What’s your favourite street food?
Chai Sis! Before I reached the end saliva almost destroyed my gums and jaws. That collection is to die for. I love this post !
Hahahaha saliva almost destroyed your gums and jaws?!
It’s amazing how similar they are to Nigerian Food.
The only one that isn’t familiar is the kwacoco Bible. I hope I got the name correctly oh.
But all the rest, I must have eaten it or its variation.
Amazing compilation. Good work. And hey! you inspired me to go for WordPress.org.and I am currently loving it.
So similar, Bisi!
So glad to hear about you moving to WordPress.org. Can’t wait to visit your blog!!
srry ,they may be but not really .cameroon food its soooo so far more advance ,moderne and testy than nigeria food,im saying base of esperience
Weeeeeehhh you sabi the thing
Hahaha no be so?
Cameroon and Nigeria have so much in common when it comes to food. There are just like 5 foods I haven’t heard of. I love Suya with gaari. Puff puff is bae too.
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I’ve never tried Soya with garri. That’s interesting!
Yes, we are so similar!
Where is my previous comment???
Oh no! Not sure what must have happened, dear.
Mama, I want to eat them all!!!!!
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Come and eat!
Nice one Precious. Have seen some here in Nigeria as well. Like the grilled plantains is taken with groundnut. Thanks for sharing.
Yinka, our foods are so similar. Thank you for stopping by!
They are mouth watering.I love them all.We have most of them in Nigeria too.
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Thanks Maky!
Good job precious. this reminds me of when i was a young girl in CKC Tiko
Thanks for reminding me of all these good food
Awww you lived in Tiko!!
Glad to bring back fun memories.
burni planti and plums.
So much we have as fast food.
Love the compilation just goes to show how much we have but often take for granted.
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Burni planti and plums for president! Thank God for blessing us with so much food!
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I do not only like them but I love them all, chaiiiii wish to have all, infact going for shopping now to cook some. Love it
Glad you love them, Mercy!
Please let me know how your cooking goes.
Precious you are really precious you are a true daughter of 237. I just love all of this.
Aww. I wish I could have a bite of that kwacoco bible. Just changed my next weekend kicthen agenda.????
Aww. I wish I could have a bite of that kwacoco bible. Just changed my next weekend kicthen agenda.????
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OMG this popped up on my news feed and I’m SO HAPPY! I’m making all of these this summer!
Now if I could just get the recipe for sha’a….
Kelsey you are truly Cameroonian by heart! Hope you enjoy the recipes. About sha’a, will work on that.
wa oooo I’m proud of Cameroon full of food
Chaii! Sis, you just remind me of those days in Cameroon, i grew up there. My dad’s favorite was koki and plantain, i don’t joke with kwacoco, accra banana, nyamangoro, really missed arico beans, fufu and ero. Weeeeeeh……..no be small thing oooo
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My name is khalene .i’m a cameroonian.. a proud one for that matter from the Northwest region(Nkwen).. I love God. and cameroon dishes too.. pleased to meet you guys..
Hi Khalene, so glad to meet you too. Thanks for stopping by!
aunt precious.. I need all apart frm the koki beans…
Thank you for representing Camer so authentically. I don di find someone like you for a while now. Keep doing what you do. I like your egusi soup best. I don try a lot of your recipes and so far, them good.
Thank you
Hi dear, aww thanks for your kind words. Glad to hear about the egusi soup and the other recipes.
Thank you so much for the recipes, my boyfriend is Cameroonian (but I’m hungarian so I don’t know how to make the food of his country) and I wanted to surprise him so I made him fish rolls and he liked it so much!! I made him happy and you helped me out with the recipes so thank you again❤️