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FOUTI LAFIDI
Today I am sharing with you an authentic Guinean dish called Fouti Lafidi. It is a very popular dish in Guinea Conakry if not the most popular. As a matter of fact, you can serve it for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Growing up, we use to eat Fouti for breakfast every weekend. We would often make it at home. And sometimes buy it in the neighborhood.
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AVOCADO SALAD
Looking for a dinner recipe that is ridiculously delicious and easy to make? Look no further! This Avocado Salad will be it! One of those easy and rich dinner ideas. This Avocado Salad is another favorite in our household.
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Baked Chicken Thighs
Baked chicken thighs are another favorites of mine because it literally takes 1 hour to make. I’m always looking for an easy recipe for dinner because who has time? We’re all super busy with life. So this baked chicken thighs recipe is great because it is a time saver  and full of flavor. You can serve this with with a salad, baked potatoes, baked sweet potatoes…I chose to serve mine with fried plantains. If you love fried plantains but not so much the frying part, try my air fried plantains recipe. Let’s get go over the ingredients needed Ingredients: 6 Chicken thighs 1 tbsp Paprika 1 tbsp Dried thyme 1…
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Easy Chicken Quesadilla
Quesadillas are everyone’s favorite. Here is an easy chicken quesadilla recipe that takes very little time to make and tastes yummy. Enjoy 😀 An easy chicken quesadilla recipe that is perfect for dinner.
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A Versatile Chicken Recipe
Hi there! I’m Fatou and I’m a mommy blogger. On “Afromomspices” I will be blogging about all things mommy, but food in particular because I LOVE cooking.😋 As a first recipe, I decided to introduce you to one of my favorite and most versatile chicken recipe. Hope you enjoy it. A Chicken recipe that everyone will love.
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About
Welcome to Afro Mom Spices, My name is Fatou, a Guinean currently living in Illinois USA. I am a working military spouse, and a mother of three. I was born and raised in Guinea Conakry. At the age of 16, I moved to Djibouti where I lived for two years and graduated High School. I then moved to France for college. I lived there for four years and earned my bachelor’s in Economics. Afterwards, I moved to the United States where I graduated with a M.A in Economics. Meanwhile, I had the chance to visit a few different African countries (Senegal, Togo, RDC, Congo, Ethiopia…) for summer break. My childhood…
