Africa

Avocado and rock lobster salad

Serve salad inside avocado shell halves or over shredded lettuce. This recipe will serve 8 people as a starter or 4 people as a main dish.

Spiny lobster

Ginger stewed beef Madagascar

This is a simple but hearty beef recipe where ginger adds the exotic flavor.The Malgache name for stewed beef is hen'omby ritra.

Beef, T-bone steak

Steak Johannesburg

Steaks grilled in the best South African tradition, served with grilled asparagus with orange and nutmeg Hollandaise, and cumin flavored chickpeas.

Baobab tree in African sabana

Sausage rolls from Nigeria

The dough for the sausage rolls would probably be made with flour, butter, eggs, water and salt, kneaded and left to rise. Chilled pizza dough, however, is a good enough substitute.

Baobab tree in African sabana

Rice with almonds and raisins

Serve this rice with almonds and raisins recipe as a side dish for an Egyptian themed dinner. White rice is often flavored with nuts and raisins to give it variety.

Pyramids in Egypt

Perfect rice

To prepare a simple boiled rice all you need is a medium-sized saucepan with a well fitting lid, a sieve, a fork, a teaspoon, and measuring cups.

Fields of rice

Moussakaa

This is the Egyptian version. There are many variations in the surrounding countries. Moussakaa makes great main course, just serve with a green salad on the side.

Eggplant, aubergine

Moroccan orange almond couscous

This recipe has an interesting blend of spices and flavors very characteristic of Moroccan cuisine.

Moroccan dunes

Moroccan lemon anise bread

Anise seeds are often found in Moroccans baked goods such as in this bread recipe.

Moroccan dunes

Mashed yams from Nigeria

This recipe has been altered to suit Western cooking style, where butter and milk are common.

Baobab tree in African sabana

Where to go from here?

First step would be stocking the staples you need to cook international. Why not follow the recommendations in our basic pantry?

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