Baku Kitchen! An independent reference of traditional food

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  • Ngapi Yay

    Thin fish-paste dip simmered with garlic and chilli, eaten with raw vegetables. Ready in 15 minutes prep and 30 minutes…

  • Nététou

    Fermented locust-bean seeds pounded into sauces for salty depth. Ready in 1 hour prep and 3 hours cooking. About 500…

  • Netetu

    Fermented locust-bean seeds pounded into stews for pungent depth. Ready in 1 hour prep and 3 hours cooking. About 500…

  • Nem Chua

    Raw pork cured with garlic, chilli and rice, soured in banana leaf in days. A fermented & pickled recipe from…

  • Nkui

    Slippery ceremonial soup drawn out from pounded nkui bark and spices. Ready in 40 minutes prep and 1 hour cooking.…

  • Njangsa

    Oily forest seeds ground to thicken and perfume stews with a bitter-nutty note. Ready in 30 min prep and 20…

  • Nkwobi

    Cow foot in a thick spiced palm-oil emulsion, eaten from wooden bowls. Ready in 30 min prep and 2 hr…

  • Ntoba mbodi

    Cassava leaves fermented in leaf parcels then steamed, sharp and strong smelling. A fermented & pickled recipe from Republic of…

  • Nsenene

    Seasonal grasshoppers pan-fried with onion and chili, prized delicacy. Ready in 40 min prep and 15 min cooking. 4 servings.…

  • Ogiri

    Ash-grey paste of fermented melon or castor seeds, ferociously pungent in soups. A fermented & pickled recipe from Nigeria.