Ghana Month: Apapransa – One of Ghana’s Treasured Culinary and Cultural Legacies
By Dankwa Prince Even visitors from other nations who are critics end up becoming believers. Renessie from Côte d’Ivoire states,
By Dankwa Prince Even visitors from other nations who are critics end up becoming believers. Renessie from Côte d’Ivoire states,
By Soyoqour Quarcoo Tchire Kpokpoi (also referred to as Kpekple) is a traditional meal of the Ga people during the
By Soyoquour Quarcoo Tchire This dish often consists of a mixture of meat and smoked fish and any other protein
By Shirley Annan How about another treat for today? Egushi, Agushi or Akitua stew made from melon seeds is a
By Soyoquor Quarcoo Tchire Okra or okro soup, also known as draw soup is a combination of meat and vegetables
Today on CHOPOLOGY, we visited the Teshie Sangoonaa and made a good bargain. We got some assorted small fish and
By Juliet Mettle-Edmonds Have you ever tried this all-time favourite recipe? Pig feet sauce or ‘Nane flor’. It is considered
By Soyoqour Quarco Tchire Gari fotor is a tasty Ghanaian meal similar to the French Couscous and made from a
By Soyokour Quarcoo Tchire It’s snack time on CHOPOLOGY today and we are serving you a crunchy savoury made with
By Soyokour Quarcoo Tchire Here we are again to usher you into our CHOPOLOGY Kitchen for what’s on our menu.