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Kate's Famous Banku
Kassava
Chilli
powder
Guinae Fowl
2 tbsp.
Salt
1½ cups
Butter
Tomatoe
Beef
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Top 5 facts to know about Ghanaian Food Culture
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The different tribes in Ghana dictate the most popular food, but country wide jollof rice and Banku are widely consumed.
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Staple foods include millet and sorghum. Yam, maize and beans
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Palm is quintessential to Ghanaian Food culture. Wether that's Palm soup, Palm Wine, Palm Oil ... it really is Palm Everyday.
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Breakfast isn't so much a thing in Northern Ghana. Well not like a typical English Breakfast, pancakes and the whole Galore. Rice water is a very typical Ghanaian Breakfast, which is quite zesty and spicy, but keeps you going till lunch!
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Obviously Ghana is known for its production of cocoa beans. But it is the Ashanti and volta regions that are most big with cocoa beans.
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