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Ivoirian Cuisine

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Ivory Coast or Côte d'Ivoire, is one of the biggest cocoa producers from all over the world. Côte d'Ivoire was the pride of the French colonial power. Ivory Coast is located in West Africa, on the southern coast, exporting cocoa, palm oil and coffee. Almost every house from Ivory Coast has the basic kitchen equipment such as wooden pestles, mallets for grinding, ovens and all the other necessary cooking equipment. The Ivorian food is prepared in big calabashes. The dishes are also washed in the calabashes and the cassava is pounded there. The calabashes are used in universal purposes in Ivory Coast. After the meals are prepared, the Ivorian people are doing their laundry or even bathing their children in these multi purpose calabashes. “Maquis” is the name for the Ivorian traditional resta

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Ivory Coast or Côte d'Ivoire, is one of the biggest cocoa producers from all over the world. Côte d'Ivoire was the pride of the French colonial power. Ivory Coast is located in West Africa, on the southern coast, exporting cocoa, palm oil and coffee. Almost every house from Ivory Coast has the basic kitchen equipment such as wooden pestles, mallets for grinding, ovens and all the other necessary cooking equipment. The Ivorian food is prepared in big calabashes. The dishes are also washed in the calabashes and the cassava is pounded there. The calabashes are used in universal purposes in Ivory Coast. After the meals are prepared, the Ivorian people are doing their laundry or even bathing their children in these multi purpose calabashes. “Maquis” is the name for the Ivorian traditional restaurants, in which Chicken, called “kedjenou” is served or a cassava couscous with fish or meat called “attieke”. Flag is the traditional Ivorian brew beer which is very popular especially because water isn’t potable. Before any meal, Ivorian people are washing their hands in large basins and they usually eat with their hands. Cutlery is used only in restaurants and hotels. "Garbat” is the name for the Ivorian student restaurants or canteens. When cooking with oil, the same oil is used for several times and changed only when it becomes very dark. Cutlery or plates aren’t used in canteens; everyone is eating from a common plate. The Ivorian Coast Chicken, called “Kedjenou” is prepared with vegetables and has a unique and delicious taste since the chickens there are lean and very low in fats. The Ivorian Coast cuisine contains hundreds of delicious recipes for fish dishes made of Tuna meat, sardines, bonito or shrimps. “Boule Shrimp fried in butter” is an excellent typically Ivorian dish which is flambéed with whiskey and served with a delicious cream sauce. The Pan Fried Frog’s Legs are prepared with garlic and fresh parsley leaves and the “Capitane” fish cooked “en papillote” with lemons, tomatoes, onions and seasonings is totally amazing.