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Kwame Adeleke

Raised in Jamaica and Nigeria, Kwame Adeleke brings authentic flavors to every recipe. His seven years as a chef and food blogger help him share the best of African and Caribbean seafood dishes. Kwame started with us in 2021, inspiring readers to try bold new tastes. Off the clock, he hosts pop-up dinners and mentors young chefs.

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Kwame Adeleke

Raised in Jamaica and Nigeria, Kwame Adeleke brings authentic flavors to every recipe. His seven years as a chef and food blogger help him share the best of African and Caribbean seafood dishes. Kwame started with us in 2021, inspiring readers to try bold new tastes. Off the clock, he hosts pop-up dinners and mentors young chefs.

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What’s so special about mackerel? It’s tasty, healthy, and easy to find. This shiny, fast-moving fish is loved in kitchens around the world, from sushi in Japan to grilled plates

When you eat sushi, you might see bright orange balls on top. Those are called ikura, or salmon eggs. They look like tiny beads and are full of flavor. When

Craving something spicy, smoky, and absolutely delicious? Well, Asun is here to satisfy that craving! This Nigerian dish isn’t your regular barbecue. It’s tender goat meat, crispy on the outside,

Ever heard of Cornchaff? If not, you are in for a treat. It’s a comforting dish made with corn and beans, nothing fancy, just good food that fills you up

Are you ready to fall in love with Haitian legume? This soul-warming vegetable stew is about to steal your heart and become your go-to comfort food obsession. Never made it

If you are looking for a meal that’s full of flavor, color, and comfort, then Thieboudienne is a great choice. It’s the national dish of Senegal and one of the

Are you craving something hearty, flavorful, and comforting? Let’s talk about Native Jollof Rice, also called Palm Oil Rice or Iwuk Edesi. If you have never tried it before, you

Have you ever tasted a soup that feels like it’s telling you a story? Achu Soup does exactly that. This bright, yellow dish comes from the hills of Cameroon and

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