One of the things we always look forward to during the holiday season is feasting on delicious food surrounded by family and friends. These tasty and salivating African dishes usually find themselves on the feast tables of many African homes during Christmas season.
Surf through the variety below before they get cold.
Rice meals

Jollof rice
Christmas without rice meals in an African home just doesn’t sound right. Be it Jollof or rice with stew, it’s always guaranteed a rice meal will be part of the menu of an African Christmas feast.
Injera

Injera — Photo Credit: daringgourmet.com
Christmas in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia won’t be complete without feasting on some spicy and delicious injera! Why not try it if you’re looking for some variety on your holiday menu this year?
Matoke

Matoke — Photo Credit: african-recipes.com
This dish is very popular in Uganda and Rwanda. Matoke is prepared using green bananas. It is cooked and then mashed or pounded. It is usually eaten with chicken, meat or dry fish sauce steamed in banana leaves.
Nyama choma

Nyama choma — Photo Credit: wamaijames.files.wordpress.com
It’s totally unacceptable to celebrate Christmas in most East African countries without feasting on some delicious nyama choma (grilled meat).
Eba

Eba with okra and fresh fish stew — Photo Credit: foodandlens.com
Enter a Nigerian home this Christmas and you’re likely going to see eba with stew/soup adorned with assorted meat or seafood on the menu.
Glazed gammon

Glazed gammon — Photo Credit: taste.co.za.jpg
This is a very popular Christmas dish in South Africa and it’s surely worth a try if you’re a pork lover!
Muamba de galinha

Moamba de Galinha — Photo Credit: receitasnarede.com
Made with chicken and palm oil, Muamba de Galinha is a very popular dish in Angola. You can take a look at the recipe here just in case you want to try it out this holiday season.
Fufu with soup or banku

Fufu with light soup — Photo Credit: Yaw Pare
The holidays in Ghana can never ever be fulfilling without feasting on some delicious fufu or banku!

Banku with okro soup — Photo Credit: akinyiochieng.com