Deconstructing West African traditional flavours ✔️WEST AFRICAN SPICES ✔️Ndudu by Fafa

Recently I challenged myself to a taste test of recreating a West African Red Curry inspired by the classic Thai Red Curry.

Why would I even think of such a thing? Honestly I’ve always wondered why the Ghanaian Groundnut soup isn’t as popular as the Thai Red Curry as they both share a similar flavour profile.

The main difference between the creamy Ghanaian Groundnut soup and the Thai Red Curry in terms of flavour is the absence of Coconut milk, which gives the Thai Red Curry somewhat a sweeter taste.
On the day in question (where I experimented by substituting West African spices for the Thai spices), I omitted the Coconut Milk as I had none at home. Instead I added a tablespoon of the Caramelised flavour of the Ghanaian Honey which did lend its sweetness to the dish.

Find the recipe video link in question in my bio where I discuss the flavour profile in detail and why I chose the spices in question.
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[NdudubyFafa]

Recently I challenged myself to a taste test of recreating a West African Red Curry inspired by the classic Thai Red Curry.

Why would I even think of such a thing? Honestly I’ve always wondered why the Ghanaian Groundnut soup isn’t as popular as the Thai Red Curry as they both share a similar flavour profile.

The main difference between the creamy Ghanaian Groundnut soup and the Thai Red Curry in terms of flavour is the absence of Coconut milk, which gives the Thai Red Curry somewhat a sweeter taste.
On the day in question (where I experimented by substituting West African spices for the Thai spices), I omitted the Coconut Milk as I had none at home. Instead I added a tablespoon of the Caramelised flavour of the Ghanaian Honey which did lend its sweetness to the dish.

[taneishawicombe]

I’m loving the vibes if this channel. Have me shaking my hips with ur song after such an amazing recipe. Love it!!!! Ur energy is amazing. Would it be possible to caption the things u said in ur language so I can learn even more please.

[berlayaa]

Please is the cubeba different from esuro wisa because I have never heard about it before. Medaase wati, God bless you plenty 🥰🥰🥰🥰👌👏👏👏👏