Ghanaian Cuisine
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Ampesi
Ampesi is a traditional Ghanaian dish consisting of boiled starchy vegetables such as yam, plantain, or cocoyam, often served with a savory stew or sauce. It is a staple comfort food in Ghana, enjoyed across various ethnic groups and commonly eaten for breakfast or lunch.
5 ingredients
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Ghanaian85%
West African Indigenous15%
Ingredients
- yam2 medium-sized tubers
- plantain2 medium-sized
- wateras needed
- saltto taste
- tomato stew or kontomire stew (optional)1 cup
Method
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Origin Story
Ampesi has roots in the agricultural practices of Ghana, where tubers and plantains are staple crops. It reflects the simplicity and resourcefulness of Ghanaian cooking, emphasizing the natural flavors of local ingredients.
Culinary DNA
Ingredient ancestry breakdown
West African Indigenous15%
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