‘’Red Red’’ – This is popularly known as ‘’gob3’’ and is enjoyed by nearly everyone in Ghana. It consists of cooked beans, cassava flakes (gari), palm nut oil and is eaten with fried ripe plantain. These days, many people garnish it with boiled eggs, fried fish, meat or fried gizzard. ‘’Red Red’’ is found almost everywhere on the streets in Ghana and is a delicacy mainly associated with the Ewe tribe. Online delivery platforms like Jumia Food have many vendors that sell this meal for as low as Ghs 10. Now you can stay in the comfort of your home or office and get your ‘’red red’’ delivered to you.
‘’Waakye’’ – Second on the rundown is the famous ”waakye” feast. This is an inescapable feast that can scarcely be attached to any clan however is a lot of a speciality of the northern clans. It comprises of cooked rice and beans with extraordinary caramel departs that give it tone. Waakye is frequently joined by cassava pieces (gari), bubbled/seared eggs, fish, meat, ”wele”, spaghetti, vegetables and, surprisingly, some of the time broiled plantain. Waakye can be considered as 4 unique dinners in one. In Ghana, many individuals have it for breakfast. You can get a full pack of waakye with every one of it’s components for as low as 10gh on the onlineÂ
‘’Banku with okro’’ – Another one from the prestigious Ewe tribe, this delicacy is just mouthwatering and often eaten as lunch or supper. It consists of primarily a mixture of corn and cassava dough made into a paste and accompanied by okra soup. Several protein options can be added fish, meat, crabs, snails, pig feet, wele (skin) among others. Averagely, one can order banku and okro soup for as low as Ghs 15 and get it delivered to them well packaged and ready for consumption.
‘’Kenkey & Fish’’ –  This is the main staple of many households in Ghana. A number one of the Ga tribe and an symbolic meal in Ghana’s set of experiences. Apparently quite possibly of the most reasonable feast you can track down in each side of our urban communities. This scrumptious dinner comprises of a wrapped glue of corn batter, bubbled and eaten with hot pepper, stew (sauce) or shito. It is joined by numerous protein choices like broiled fish, pork, seared eggs, hotdogs, seared goat, shrimps, sardine, mackerel and so on. You can get this flavorful dinner for as low as Ghs 10 on the web and get it conveyed to you for lunch or dinner. Certain individuals even have it for breakfast.
’Oily rice’’ – Finally we have the Ghanaian version of ‘’fried rice’’ known in many parts of the world as braised rice. This is plain rice cooked with oil and sliced onions or sometimes vegetables. It is easy to prepare and is often eaten with freshly ground pepper or shito. It is also accompanied by a host of protein choices such as fried eggs, sardine, beef, fish, meat etc. It is often quicker to make than other local meals and can be enjoyed at any time of the day. A pack of oily rice can be ordered online for as low as Ghs 15 and you can get it on your table within an hour.
Content created and supplied by: OhemaaLena2 (via Opera
News )