Guinea
Guinean cuisine relies on rice, cassava, and fonio as staple grains, paired with peanut and palm oil-based sauces. The country's Atlantic coast and inland forests both contribute distinct regional culinary traditions.
Riz gras, a rich rice dish cooked with meat, vegetables, and tomato, is a widely eaten staple. Fish, both fresh and smoked, plays a significant role in coastal Guinean cooking.
Sides
Fonio Couscous
Holidays & Special Occasions
Tabaski Roasted Lamb
Holidays & Special Occasions
Ceremonial Peanut Chicken
Street Food
Roasted Corn on the Cob
Street Food
Grilled Skewered Meat
Drinks
Baobab Fruit Juice
Drinks
Ginger Juice
Breads
Guinean Fried Dough Balls
Breads
Guinean Corn Bread
Desserts
Coconut Rice Pudding
Desserts
Guinean Banana Fritters
Sides
Sautéed Cassava with Onions
Breakfast
Fonio Porridge
Mains
Fonio with Peanut Sauce and Fish
Mains
Guinean Braised Chicken
Salads
Guinean Coleslaw
Salads
Avocado and Mango Salad
Soups
Guinean Okra Soup
Soups
Peanut Soup
Appetizers
Fried Plantains with Pepper Sauce
Appetizers
Black-Eyed Pea Fritters
Lunches
Cassava Leaf Stew
Lunches
Guinean Rice with Meat and Vegetables
Breakfast
Sweet Potato and Millet Porridge
