Zambia
Zambian cuisine centers on maize, prepared as a firm porridge called nshima, paired with vegetable or meat relishes. Fish from the country's many rivers and lakes also plays a significant role.
Nshima with kapenta, a small dried fish, is widely regarded as a Zambian staple. Leafy greens like rape and pumpkin leaves are commonly cooked as everyday side dishes.
Sides
Nshima
Holidays & Special Occasions
Chibwabwa ne Nyama
Holidays & Special Occasions
Nshima ne Nkuku ne Ndiwo
Street Food
Grilled Kapenta Skewers
Street Food
Roasted Groundnuts
Drinks
Chibwantu
Drinks
Munkoyo
Breads
Maize Scones
Breads
Chingwa cha Nsoni
Desserts
Chikwanda cha Groundnuts
Desserts
Vitumbuwa vya Huchi
Sides
Ifisashi ya Muboora
Mains
Kapenta ne Nshima
Mains
Nshima ne Nyama
Salads
Cucumber and Groundnut Salad
Salads
Tomato and Onion Relish Salad
Soups
Beef and Pumpkin Leaf Soup
Soups
Chikanda Soup-Style Broth
Appetizers
Vinkubala
Breakfast
Munkoyo Porridge
Appetizers
Kapenta Fritters
Lunches
Ifisashi
Lunches
Nshima ne Ndiwo
Breakfast
Vitumbuwa
