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In Gambia, benachin means βone pot,β a name referringΒ to the way of cooking a single pot over a roaring fire in days of yore.
The word comes from the language of the Wolof (also known as Jollof) people β the third largest ethnic group in Gambia and the most populous in neighboring Senegal. The history of the Wolof people goes back many centuries, but it reached a two-hundred-year climax from the middle of the 14th century onwards when the Wolof Empire ruled over large swathes of coastal area now part of Senegal and just above Gambia.
Recipe
2) 2 cups of vegetable oil
3) 6 cups of water
4) 1 medium fresh tomato
5) 4 tbsp tomato paste
6) 2 large onions
7) 1 small cabbage
8) 2 medium carrots
9) 1 bay leaf
10) 4 cups of rice
11) Salt and pepper to taste
Cooking Method:
1) Clean and cut fish in halves.
2) Fry the fish in the vegetable oil until both sides are brown.
3) Remove fish and add onions, fresh tomato and paste to the hot oil and fry until brown.
4) Pour water and bring to boil, then include cabbage, carrots, bay leaf, add seasonings, reduce heat and simmer for 20 mins.
5) Remove vegetables and add the rice while continuously stirring.
6) Reduce heat and cover the pot. Simmer for 10 mins.
β’ Benachin is sometimes referred to as cheebu yap (with meat) / Thieboudiene / chebu jen (with fish). Jollof Rice was invented by a Senegalese woman named Mam Penda Mbaye of the Wolof ethic group
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