A Saharan cuisine of dates, camel and goat milk, couscous and rice with fish on the coast. Three rounds of sweet mint tea close a meal.
Specialties
- Thieboudienne (Mauritanian)
- Mint Tea Ritual
History
Nomadic Moorish and Berber peoples lived on herds and dates. The Atlantic coast supplied fish, notably in Nouadhibou.
Ingredients
- Rice
- Couscous
- Camel or goat
- Fish
- Dates
- Millet
- Mint
How it's made
- Cook meat or fish with onion and spices
- Serve over rice or couscous
- End with three glasses of tea
Photos: ingredients, making & serving
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What Mauritania drinks
Sweet mint tea, camel milk (zrig)
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