Liberia
Ask what Liberia eats and the answer starts with this: rice with rich soups: palm butter, cassava leaf and potato greens, pepper-hot and palm-oil deep, with Americo-Liberian baking. Look for Palm butter (meat or fish simmered in creamy pressed palm-nut sauce, over rice), Cassava leaf (finely pounded cassava leaves with palm oil, meat and dried fish) and Potato greens (sweet-potato leaves fried with onions, peppers and meat; everyday favourite). Palm nuts are boiled and pounded, and the pressed cream simmered slowly with meat and fish; it is Liberia’s defining celebration dish. This atlas has 28 Liberia dishes catalogued below, from everyday cooking to food kept for festivals and special occasions.
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Sweet potato pone
Baked pudding of grated sweet potato, coconut and spice, chewy at the edges. Ready in 30 minutes prep and 1…
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Torborgee
Sour, bitter palm-oil stew of dried fish, meat and bitterballs. Ready in 30 minutes prep and 1 hour 30 minutes…