Introduction to Namibian Cuisine
Namibia has a wealth of native ingredients that its many ethnic groups have been using for ages. Namibia's natural terrain offers an abundance of flavors and textures, from the sturdy grains of mahangu (pearl millet) to the succulent fruits of the marula tree.
We'll examine the culinary applications and cultural significance of some of Namibia's most well-known indigenous foods in this blog. Together, we will explore the distinct tastes of Namibia's wild pantry and discover how to use these foods in traditional meals such as omagungu (mopane worms) and oshifima (mahangu porridge).
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