African Foods that you can try

At the start of the 1960s, when many African countries were on the process of becoming independent nations, liberation from the colonial powers, the continent was more than able to feed itself. Until 1970, it even exported food, more than a million tonnes a year. Today African food is slowly flourishing outside of its country. There is an African restaurant in Perth city to serve many people. 

African food is very healthy to even start talking about. The use of vegetables, spices, and pulses is incredible. Here are a few things you could try if you visit an African food bar in Australia or anywhere in the world. 

Bobotie

This curried chopped up ensemble is the national dish of South Africa. It is sugary as the result of fruit jam or chutney, raisins, and aromatic spices. It is typically served with yellow spicy rice, but this would go very well with potatoes or pasta.

Sadza

 It is an African staple eaten all through Africa. It may be recognized by other names such as nshima, pap, ugali, and phaleche amongst other names. However, what makes this the ruler of meals is the sauce, stew, or soup that is served beside it. It is usually paired with gravy and meat or a stew, and collard greens or spinach delight. A dish of sadza, oxtail stew, and wilted spinach, eaten with your hands is a finger-licking must try. Order it if you find in a catering menu in Perth.

Pilau rice 

It is the fragrantly remarkable East African rice with a bit of Indian influence through the spices. Through centuries of business with the East, pilau has become a conventional Tanzanian and Zanzibari dish of choice. 

Jollof rice with chicken

It is the celebration dish of West Africa. At its basic level, it includes rice, onions, tomatoes, and chilli peppers. But there are gazillion variations, depending on where you are having it. 

And the friendly competition can get intense over which adaptation reigns supreme. You can find this at African Lunch Bar in Perth. 

African food catering services in Perth has a variety of vegan food too. You can order dishes like egusi soup, plantain with fish and chilli, steamed rice with butter chicken, pounded yam with egusi soup, plantain with beans, and many more at Aseda Lunch Bar in Perth.  Please maintain the safety norms of the pandemic while visiting any public place.