Uganda
Ugandan cuisine centers on matoke, a cooking banana, alongside cassava, sweet potato, and beans. Regional variation exists across the country's many ethnic groups and agricultural traditions.
Matoke, steamed and mashed green bananas, is widely regarded as Uganda's national dish. Groundnut sauce commonly accompanies many traditional Ugandan meals.
Sides
Lumonde (Ugandan Sweet Potatoes)
Holidays & Special Occasions
Malakwang (Traditional Festive Greens and Groundnut Stew)
Holidays & Special Occasions
Empeta (Whole Roasted Goat)
Street Food
Gonja (Roasted Sweet Plantains)
Drinks
Fresh Passion Fruit Juice (Obutunda)
Drinks
Tonto (Traditional Banana Beer)
Breads
Kalo (Millet Bread)
Breads
Ugandan Chapati (Chapati)
Desserts
Ugandan Mandazi (Sweet Fried Doughnuts)
Desserts
Kabalagala (Banana Fritters)
Sides
Ensujju (Steamed Pumpkin with Groundnut Sauce)
Mains
Ebyenyanja (Fried Tilapia in Tomato Sauce)
Breakfast
Rolex (Rolled Chapati and Egg)
Mains
Luwombo (Steamed Chicken Stew in Banana Leaves)
Salads
Avocado and Groundnut Salad (Avocado n’ebinyeebwa)
Salads
Kachumbari (Tomato and Onion Salad)
Soups
Beef and Matoke Soup (Enkoko n’omutoke)
Soups
Binyebwa (Ugandan Groundnut Soup)
Appetizers
Ugandan Samosas (Sambusa)
Appetizers
Muchomo (Grilled Meat Skewers)
Street Food
Kaango (Roasted Maize on the Cob) (Kaango/Kalo ky’ekiro)
Lunches
Posho and Beans (Posho n’ebijanjaalo)
Lunches
Matoke with Groundnut Sauce (Matoke n’ebinyeebwa)
Breakfast
Katogo (Breakfast Plantain and Beef Stew)
