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Cooking my way through Africa and sometimes the rest of the world 😋 📥••• Food content creator of the year nominee ❤️ Link below ⬇️

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It was time to bring back the biggest bbq of the year!! This was for my 100K special on instagram which I actually hit a while ago with a massive cake to celebrate! We went with another Afro-Fusion themed bbq with some canapés too :) Everything I made: - Suya burgers, suya alioli - Party-style jollof rice - Peri-peri chicken legs - Mishkaki, Tamarind sauce, pomegranate - Grilled corn, burnt scotch bonnet and lime butter - Burnt cabbage, Peanut and coconut sauce, peanuts - Watermelon, feta, hibiscus syrup, mint The cake was provided by @grish_gateaux which was an absolute centrepiece. It was a sobolo cake beautifully decorated with a sobolo jam on the side #jollof#cookinggram#bbq#africanfood#summer 14 Jul 2026 NEW SERIES ALERT 🚨‼️ AFRO-FUSION coming soon 👀🌍 So excited to be bringing this one to you lot been working on it for the past few weeks creating some crazy fusion combinations! You’ll be seeing me spinning the wheel every episode and creating a fusion dish with the country it lands on. So stay tuned and join me on this exciting journey #africanfood#cookinggram#fusion#cooking#africanrecipes 17 Apr 2026 My mates first time trying African food!! As it’s slowly getting warmer I decided to put on a bbq for all my mates with an African theme :) Everything I made: Jollof rice Ntaba (Congolese grilled meat) Kapana (Namibian grilled beef) BBQ suya chicken thighs Kuchambari salad Mango salsa #cookinggram#africanfood#bbqfood#jollof#cookingforfriends 13 Apr 2026 is this the BEST EAST AFRICAN dish? so a warm welcome back to my series, stews of AFRICA today’s episode takes us to Somalia to make a classic, rich and comforting stew recipe called ‘Suqaar’ 🇸🇴 it’s quick, easy and the PERFECT winter WARMER. the full DETAILED & FREE recipe is on my newsletter just comment ‘Somalia’ and I’ll send it you :) enjoy :) #stew #easyrecipe #comfortfood #africanfood 06 Nov 2026 I’ve been nominated for Food Content Creator of the Year at the TikTok Awards! ❤️ Over the past couple of years, I’ve had opportunities I could only have dreamed of. I’ve met, learnt from and cooked with some incredible people who are truly talented and inspiring I still couldn’t tell you exactly how I ended up exploring African food. It started on a whim, and somehow it’s become one of the things that brings me the most joy. My favourite part is hearing what these dishes mean to the people who grew up eating them. To everyone who’s shared a recipe, told me how their family makes a dish or welcomed me into their kitchen, thank you. I’ve got so much more to learn, and that’s what makes this feel like only the beginning. This past year has been tough at times, too. There have been days when getting out of bed or focusing on anything felt like a struggle. The people around me and the things I want to achieve have helped me through those days, and I’m grateful for every one of them. I’m getting stronger and finding my feet again, one day at a time. If you’d like to vote for me, the link’s in my bio. Thank you for being part of this. It means a lot. ❤️ 06 Nov 2026 MILO CHOCOLATE SOUFFLE WITH RASPBERRY AND HIBISCUS COMPOTE🥹😍 This was my take on a classic chocolate soufflé with some Milo. Milo is super popular across West Africa especially in Ghana where I was drinking it almost every day. I filled it with a hibiscus infused raspberry compote which was to die for - 150g dark chocolate - 4 large eggs, separated - Tbsp granulated sugar plus more for prepping ramekins - 4 tbsp Milo chocolate powder - 1 tsp **vanilla extract** - pinch salt - **powdered sugar for dusting** 1. Start by separating the eggs into egg yolks and egg whites 2. Melt the chocolate in a saucepan, once melted add in the yolks one at a time 3. Whip the egg whites until stiff peaks 4. Gradually whisk in half of the egg whites into the chocolate mixture 5. Then transfer the chocolate mixture into the rest of the egg whites 6. Add in the Milo powder and vanilla extract, mix until just combined 7. Pour into two ramekins lined with butter and sugar 8. Bake in the oven at 200*C for 12 minutes #souffle#milo#ghanaianfood#cookinggram#africanfood 05 Nov 2026 Kelewele Inspired Crème brûlée 🇬🇭 Is this innovation or completely wrong??👀 I must say this has to be one of my proudest inventions so far. Just think about it plantain and nutmeginfused creme brûlée topped with caramelised plantain. It was soooo good and I still can’t stop thinking about it! Ingredients: 5 egg yolks 150g granulated sugar 720ml double cream 2 pieces of calabash nutmeg 1 cinnamon stick 1/4 tsp salt 1 very ripe plantain 1 tsp vanila extract 1 semi-ripe plantain Sugar to top 1. Start by infusing the cream with the spices on a low heat for around 15 minutes 2. Wrap the very ripe plantain in tin foil and bake for around 12 minutes until soft 3. Puree whilst hot in a high speed blender/processor 4. Separate the eggs to you’re left with just the egg yolks 5. Whisk in sugar until lightly fluffy 6. Slowly pour in 3 ladles of the heated cream whilst continually whisking 7. Return the mixture to the pan and add the plantain puree 8. Place into desired size ramekins 9. Place in a baking dish with hot water around the edges and bake at 160*C for around 30 minutes until registers 77*C internal temperature 10. Allow to cool for an hour, top with 1/2 tsp sugar and caramelise with a blowtorch 11. Caramelise the plantain using the same method, top with a pinch of ground cinnamon #africanfood#cookinggram#cremebrulee#dessert#ghanaianfood 31 Oct 2026 Is this best Afro-Fusion episode yet??👀🇳🇬🇬🇧 Afro-Fusion | Episode 9 | United Kingdom | Beef suya pie Once again I teamed up with a good friend of mine Nathan to put together a dish that represent two cuisines close to my heart: West African and British That being said we made a Suya beef pie which was absolutely delicious. Spicy, meaty and fragrant it was something we were very proud of :) Ingredients: For the jollof base: 1 red pepper 1 red onion 1 tomato 2 scotch bonnets 3 cloves garlic Knob of ginger 600g good quality stewing steak 1 red onion (sliced) 1 tbsp flour 2 tbsp suya powder 1 tsp smoked paprika 1 tsp garlic powder 1 tsp ginger powder 500ml beef stock 2 potatoes Pre-made puff pastry Egg wash (1) Prepare the jollof base: roast the vegetables listed above at 200*C for 15 minutes. Blend into a course paste (2) Sear the stewing steak on both sides to render the fat and for a golden crust (3) Add in the sliced red onions, sauté for 10 minutes and add the flour; cook out for 2-3 minutes on a low heat (4) Add in the spices to warm through for 30 seconds (5) Add in the jollof base cook down further for 5 minutes, add in stock (6) Cook the mixture for at least an hour until reduced and beef is almost tender, add in potatoes (7) Allow to cool slightly before lining into a pastry dish (8) Place into a pastry dish, top with puff pastry, trim to fit edges and brush with egg wash (9) Bake at 200*C for 20-25 minutes #africanfood#cookinggram#nigerianfood#britishfood#pie 28 Oct 2026 Flavours of Africa | Episode 42 | Morocco 🇲🇦 | Lamb Tagine Today I’m joined by a good friend of mine @yassinosmannn to make a Moroccan signature; Lamb tagine. Simmered for a couple hours its a harmony of slow cooked flavours and spices. Typically served with a flatbread called Khobz We’re making a slightly quicker version so here are the ingredients: 600g lamb shoulder (diced) 1 tsp salt (pre-season the lamb) 1 large white onion 1 tbsp minced garlic and ginger 1 tsp cumin 1 tsp coriander 1/2 tsp turmeric 1/2 tsp ground cardamon 1g saffron leaves (bloomed in water) 2 cups lamb stock (substitute with water) 1 cinnamon stick 1 large carrot 1. Pre-season the lamb with salt and set aside for 30 minutes 2. Brown on both sides in a large tagine pot 3. Add in the onion, garlic and ginger; sauté for 8 minutes 4. Go in with the spices, toast for 30 seconds 5. Add in the stock along with the cinnamon stick, saffron water and carrot battons 6. Cover and cook on a low simmer until the lamb is tender 7. Top with slivered almonds, raisins, dried apricots and coriander, serve with bread :) #northafrica#morocco#moroccanfood#tagine#cookinggram 26 Oct 2026 Afro-Fusion | Episode 9 | Colombia | Red red stew with aji and patacones 👀 This one was comfort food in a bowl and an absolute combination. Colombia and West Africa share a few more similarities than you may think. Especially their love for plantain and spice! Forget the usual fried plantain we’re swapping it with a Colombian favourite; patacones. It’s a twice fried plantain thats flattened and top with salt. Ingredients: 60ml red palm oil black eyed peas 1 large white onion 3 garlic cloves 1 tbsp fresh ginge1 scotch bonnet 3 ripe tomatoes 1.5 tbsp tomato paste 1 tsp smoked paprika 1/2 tsp dried thyme 3/4 tbsp ground crayfish #africanfood#cookinggram#colombianfood#beans#ghanaianfood 25 Oct 2026 Was this a good idea??👀 Suya Steak Tartare with Plantain chips 😍 I took the classic French dish many of you either love or hate and put another African spin on it. Instead of the classic potato chip I swapped it to a plantain chip. Then as always to spice things up a little bit I topped it with suya spice to add a tad of kick Ingredients: 150g beef fillet 1 tsp dijon mustard juice of half a lemon 2 tbsp chives (finely chopped) 1/2 scotch bonnet (minced) 1 shallot (brunoise) 1/2 tsp suya powder to top 1 semi ripe plantain (into very thin slices) Neutral oil to fry #africanfood#steaktartare#suya#plantain#cookinggram 22 Oct 2026 This is OUR idea of comfort food 👀🇯🇲🌍 What would you give this plate a rating out of 10? In our opinion not many things can beat it. A super cheesyyyyy Mac and cheese, slow cooked short rib, jollof rice, mango salsa and dumplings were all a match made in heaven! Ingredients: For the Mac and Cheese: 4 tbsp butter 4 tbsp plain flour 1 tsp paprika 1 tsp garlic powder 1 tsp onion powder 1/2 tsp cayenne pepper 3 cups of milk 2 cups of cheese (I chose cheddar and Red Leicester) 1 cup of mozzarella 300g Mac and cheese (cooked until al dente) 1. Make a roux with the butter and flour, cook on a medium low heat until the rawness is removed 2. Add in the spices for 30 seconds to temper then slowly add in the milk 3. Add in all the cheese and combine until the cheese has melted 4. Then go in with the pasta, place into a baking dish, top with more cheese and bake until golden brown For the short rib: 3 spring onions 1 red onion 5 garlic cloves Knob of ginger 2 scotch bonnet 1 tsp browning 2 tbsp brown sugar 1 tsp salt Juice of one lime 2 tbsp white vinegar 4 short ribs 1 tbsp tomato paste 2 cups beef stock 1 red and white onion 1 scotch bonnet 1. Marinate the ribs in the jerk marinade for at least 3 hours 2. Sear on both sides in a saucepan 3. Add in tomato paste and rest of the jerk marinade, cook out for 3 minutes 4. Add in the stock, onions, scotch bonnet and bay leaf 5. Cook on a medium heat until very tender (around 3 hours) For the dumplings: 2 cups self rising flour 1 tsp salt Hot water (gradually add in until desired texture) #caribbeanfood#cookinggram#jerk#jollof#macandcheese 20 Oct 2026

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