West

Kondrè

The Bamiléké royal dish

Related city : Bafoussam, Dschang

Aussi écrit : nkondre

Kondrè, plat camerounais
Photo : E82MAA, CC BY-SA 4.0

What is it?

A stew of unripe plantains simmered with goat, beef or pork, cooked in palm oil. It differs from other plantain preparations by the absence of peanut milk.

Where does it come from?

It is eaten across the whole country.

Associated people(s) : Bamiléké (Bafang), also Bamoun

Main ingredients

  • Unripe plantains
  • Goat, beef or pork
  • Palm oil
  • Pèbè, garlic, thyme, bay leaf, peppers

What to eat it with

It stands on its own.

Origin and tradition

From the Bamiléké region in the West. Served at receptions, ceremonies and funerals, it stands for hospitality.

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