10th Anniversary Feast of Local Food and Drinks

  Posted on June 29, 2022 by Phoebe Chan


There was so much interest in the food that was introduced and served during our 10th birthday party!

Thanks for volunteer Wendy, student Annita, staff member Sabin and Joyce, we got a glimpse of what foods are served during celebrations in Congo.

 

Food collages

Food collage 1

Food collage 1

Collage 1, clockwise from top left: Salty fish in aubergines with tomatoes; foufou / cassava flour paste; porcupine; ngolo/catfish. Centre: kouanga / cassava type of bread.

 

Food collage 2

Collage 2, clockwise from top left: Bouillon de poisson / fish soup; boiled plantains; red rice with tomatoes cabbage, aubergines; Tondolo forest fruits salad. Centre: Koko / forest leaves.

 

Food collage 3

Food collage 3

Collage 3, clockwise from top left: Wild boar in koko sauce; bouillon de sanglier / wild boar soup; monkey dish; bouillon de poisson / another kind of fish soup. Centre: safou fruit.

 

Photo Gallery

You can scroll on to see each dish in detail – remember, there’s a lot of yummy fruits and vegetables, but there’s exotic ingredients and bushmeat as well – don’t say we didn’t warn you!

Foufou, or cassava flour paste – it was what Franck and Patrick were making.

 

Safou fruit

Safou fruit

 

Ngolo, or catfish

Ngolo, or catfish

 

Tondolo, a forest fruit

 

Koko, or forest leaves

Koko, or forest leaves

 

Kouanga, a cassava-type of bread 

Kouanga, a cassava-type of bread

 

Salty fish in aubergines with tomatoes 

Salty fish in aubergines with tomatoes

 

Boiled plantains

Boiled plantains

 

Porcupine dish

 

Wild boar in koko sauce

 

Saka saka - cassava leaves in cabbage and dry fish 

Saka saka – cassava leaves in cabbage and dry fish

 

Monkey dish

 

Bouillon de sanglier – wild boar soup

 

Bouillon de poisson – fish soup

 

Red rice with tomatoes cabbage aubergines

Red rice with tomatoes, cabbage, and aubergines

 

Bouillon de poisson – another kind of fish soup

 

Presentation of food, with ginger juice and hibiscus juice in the middle, which Annita was preparing earlier.

Thank you for taking an interest in our feast and local foods and drinks to read this far!

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