Cultures/Senegalese/Thiéboudienne
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Thiéboudienne

Thiéboudienne is a flavorful Senegalese dish consisting of fish, rice, and a rich tomato-based sauce with vegetables. It is considered the national dish of Senegal and embodies the coastal culture's reliance on fresh fish and local produce.

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Last updated 4/1/2026

This dish originated from the Wolof people of Senegal and reflects the country's coastal geography and historical trade influences, combining indigenous ingredients with cooking techniques shaped by centuries of cultural exchange.

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