Cooking SENEGALESE Unique Food - YASSA !! Popular Onion Sauce !! Traditional Local Food in Senegal

Cooking SENEGALESE Unique Food YASSA !! West Africa Onion Sauce !! Traditional Local Food in Senegal.
YASSA RECIPE
Yassa is actually a traditional Senegalese dish and the sauce can be made with other protein as well such as beef or fish.It is really one of those dishes that iI find intriguing. It is amazing how some of the onion slices practically dissolve during the cooking process while other slices remain to give some texture to the sauce. This sauce is a must try.
INGREDIENTS
FISH OR MEAT
ONIONS
PEPPER
BLACK PEPPER
CHILLY
GARLIC(OPTIOANL)
SPRING ONION
BELLY PEPPER
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[@berlayaa3211]

There's nothing wrong with where they are cooking because it is in village and moreover, they are living according to their means. Let us show love to them for supporting our brother. Orekodu❤❤❤

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Orekodo 🥰🥰

[@Chefmia5150]

This is beautiful. I am an African in America who has never visited the Motherland. Watching this made me feel an indescribable homesickness. These people have a wealth that the rest of us cannot fathom.

[@PatriciaBegeleus-iu4ro]

Yummy I love senagalese dishes, I go regularly to Keur Coomba on 116th Manhattan New York City

[@frimptop.9813]

❤❤❤❤❤Ghanaian 🇬🇭 here ,west African food is the same with different styles of cooking. I love ❤️ Africa 🌍 ❤️ ♥️

[@patienceimhansiemhonehi4622]

I am from Nigeria, My friends from Senegal and Gambia cook it a lots and I love it.

[@kwawkwansah2452]

This dish is delicious tried it a few times. With fish and some Senegalese pepper sauce which was fire. 🇸🇳

[@therichestkingKingsulaymannjie]

Great to see sindaco produce these videos. Ì.m gambian living in the u k and i feel so happy watching these videos of things i was eating when i was younger back home they are so delicious honestly thank u. I saw the one he made in jamaica with the ackee and salt fish and also hemel hamstead in london one for ghanaian chop bar. Keep it up bro for shizzle and keep postimg more we love it. Respect

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Wow, thank you and I appreciate the the love. Keep sharing and support 🙏🏿❤️✔️

[@josephndode9032]

I am getting hooked to this channel o! Well done bro! Keep it up! Much love from Cameroon! You need to plan a trip over here, with over 500 ethnic groups, each with over 6 local meals each you can just imagine the food diversity over here! It's crazy!

[@madjoabutterfly]

Yummy love Yassa dish when I eat ii at Senegalese restaurants in New York city! So unique and yes West African foods have many similarities.

[@aleemellis]

Nothing but love for our amazing beautiful Africa. Keep up the awesome work bruv.

[@josephinewanjiku5124]

True we look alike,us Africans ,😊 yummy food

[@dorcaskaningenbendah3077]

Looks yummy 😋 Orekodo✌🏽

[@zjzjbigfishcatches7740]

You are making me hungry 😋😂👍. The original Black King 👑 Z

[@dianabest]

The food looks delicious

[@dianabest]

You’re doing a good job Boss.

[@pklarbipianoandrelaxation]

You A Great content Creator, I wish you all the best

[@benedictaagyemang8900]

Onions are sweet so I can only imagine the sweetness going on there. Wow

[@vidaenyonam2465]

That was awesome bro

[@hellostorm7661]

I love yassa and mbahal. Thank you it looks so delicious 😋😋😋

[@victoriabangura1192]

Am so sorry Sindaco, I can't help every one is busy

[@edwardansah896]

U doing good my fante brother

[@zionramthangmawi1233]

This is so mouth watery

[@livingnatural55]

Awesome

[@maiyahall5845]

Great video

[@mamumadu2140]

Yuuuuuummmyyy

[@naomiyorke9830]

Is it the broken rice we use for rice balls??

[@mamat3775]

I think you should change the camera positioning to not capture the dirt. May be shoot from the ground up and zoom into the object…

[@lenasall4131]

❤️🇸🇳🙏🏾

[@f.m4648]

Yeah Gambia coook the same too Brother have u been in Gambia

[@hopemorrison2367]

Hi Isaac dobyou live in ghana

[@sharonsmith1505]

❤

[@twopence4664]

Me see Dem a front an forward yard Dem babique aaaang

[@stephenamoakwa4464]

Afry soup are same only Nigeria soup is different

[@rgsporting]

Bro I was only disappointed @ 05:54 when they added Maggie. That Maggie is a killer throughout Africa it has MSG in it which causes high blood pressure. Maggie is a terrible additive that some people use. Please research the ingredients of Maggie and let’s educate our people.

[@cookingwithsindaco]

@rgsporting thanks for watching and highlighting the problem at hand. I’m much aware of the maggie issue but this my people are not listening, I have been talking about it even with our local oil but they still prefer the sunflower etc. it really sad we have a lot in Africa but they still using what outside

[@rgsporting]

My bro, I appreciate what you are doing, you have a great channel and now I’m aware that you mention healthy alternatives I understand that you are making a difference.

[@fatmatakamara1866]

​@@cookingwithsindacoI'm trying hard to cut down on Maggie, rarely used in my cooking, and when used just one cube. 😊I am learning to gain flavors from natural spices and vegetables.

[@danielhabibian9420]

I dunno anything about Maggie, but just wanted to reply on the msg claim. MSG is not dangerous at all. It's just salt. If you add MSG, just reduce the salt you use. (obviously for people with high blood pressure they need to reduce all salt intake). Countless studies have debunked the early 90's BS about MSG being unhealthy (that stemmed from anti Asian bigotry, especially in Europe)

[@rgsporting]

@@danielhabibian9420 hey man you saying a synthetic food additive is not dangerous at all is an irresponsible statement. Most of these products contain the synthetic glutamate not the natural glutamate which can be found in seaweed etc.. you said you don’t know Maggie so it’s probably best if you didn’t comment. For your information in Africa companies sellers are importing mostly synthetics food additives and processed foods. All of which are extremely unhealthy.

[@EmpressDejaLoveGoddess]

What sauce she put in the onions from the packet?

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Soya mix( seasoning)

[@EmpressDejaLoveGoddess]

@@cookingwithsindaco thank you

[@hellostorm7661]

Saly is nice, I stayed at African theodssues house. The guest house food was hard and nasty. I ordered Chicken yassa.Was.during Ramadan and I couldn't find food places. SMH. I ate at KFC in Mbour. The best local food I ate was at the beach. She charged me extra for a big piece of fish than what was on the menu. I liked Senegal more than Gambia

[@cookingwithsindaco]

I was at the same guest house African thiossane wow. Sorry for not been able to have the amazing taste in Senegal 🇸🇳. Thanks for watching please share. Thank you 🙏🏿

[@hellostorm7661]

@@cookingwithsindaco I will share. And I returned but I stayed in Dakar. Senegal flavors are similar to Gambia. My fav is mbahal of all

[@EmpressDejaLoveGoddess]

What sauce she put in the onions from the packet?

[@aidasonko7899]

It's soja sauce. I'm sénégalaise and yassa IS so sweet and delicious and with chicken 🐔 it's woooow

[@EmpressDejaLoveGoddess]

@@aidasonko7899 thank you! Now i have to try to find soja sauce lol

[@EmpressDejaLoveGoddess]

@@aidasonko7899 so it's basically sweet soy sauce?