Cooking Delicious Domoda: Senegal’s Must-Try Peanut Stew | Authentic African Dish

[@hat-tijani9305]

Merci beaucoup pour cette belle vidéo ❤

[@victoriabangura1192]

Them and Gambia their food are nice but that tomato paste that they scoop and sell in the market always make the soup go dark in colour, I always ship my food stuffs

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Yea they have the same food 🥘

[@thesoulbrother8636]

@@cookingwithsindaco Wow, it's amazing you guys are using utensils this time instead of your bare hands (I see one guy still used his bare hands). I am still confused about everyone eating from the same one plate. You people really need to upgrade your culture. Anyway the food looks good and keep up the great work brother.🔥

[@hat-tijani9305]

⁠@@thesoulbrother8636hello! do you really think that you’re right to tell us to « upgrade » our culture ? It’s really incorrect!!!We’re proud to eat the true african way. Please don’t judge us!!!

[@thesoulbrother8636]

@@hat-tijani9305 I am not judging my friend. I am simply saying that you continental Africans need to "upgrade some parts" of your culture. Just because your ancestors did "certain things," it doesn't mean that the current generation should continue the same practice. Culture, just like life is about improving and uplifting society.✔

[@thesoulbrother8636]

@@hat-tijani9305 Oh and for the record, I personally don't have a problem with eating with your bare hands (although I don't know why one would want to do that especially if the food is extremely hot). The problem is when I see continental Africans all eating from the same ONE PLATE OR DISH. That is unhygenic and absolutely nasty. I hope I answered your question.✔ Cheers!🍹