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Traditional Recipes Authentic Flavors
Discover the secrets of authentic Ghanaian cooking with our traditional recipes passed down through generations. Each dish uses our premium Magpyehub products to bring you the true taste of Ghana, wherever you are in the world.
Explore by Dish Type
From hearty main dishes to delightful snacks and traditional beverages, discover the full spectrum of Ghanaian cuisine with our curated recipe collections.
Authentic Ghanaian Jollof Rice
Master the art of perfect Jollof rice with our traditional recipe using premium Magpyehub palm oil. This beloved West African dish brings families together with its rich flavors and aromatic spices.
Authentic Jollof Rice
The crown jewel of West African cuisine, perfectly spiced and cooked with our premium palm oil.
Banku with Grilled Tilapia
Traditional fermented corn and cassava dough served with perfectly grilled tilapia and spicy pepper sauce.
Red Red (Bean Stew)
Hearty black-eyed pea stew cooked in rich palm oil with aromatic spices, served with fried plantain.
Spiced Kelewele
Crispy fried plantain cubes seasoned with ginger, pepper, and traditional Ghanaian spices.
Fufu with Light Soup
Traditional pounded cassava and plantain served with aromatic light soup and your choice of meat or fish.
Refreshing Sobolo
Traditional hibiscus drink infused with ginger, pineapple, and natural spices for a refreshing treat.
Traditional Waakye
Rice and beans cooked with dried millet leaves, served with spicy stew, gari, and boiled eggs.
Sweet Bofrot (Puff Puff)
Fluffy deep-fried dough balls, lightly sweetened and perfect as a snack or dessert with tea.
Master Ghanaian Cooking
Essential tips and techniques from our kitchen to yours, ensuring authentic flavors in every dish you prepare.
Perfect Palm Oil Temperature
Heat your Magpyehub Zomi palm oil to the right temperature - look for gentle shimmering but avoid smoking. This ensures maximum flavor without burning the delicate compounds.
Spice Balance Secrets
Traditional Ghanaian cuisine relies on layering spices. Add whole spices early, ground spices midway, and fresh herbs at the end for complex, authentic flavors.
Timing Is Everything
Many Ghanaian dishes benefit from slow, patient cooking. Allow flavors to develop gradually - rushing the process results in less complex, authentic taste.
Fresh Ingredient Prep
Grind your own spices when possible and use fresh ingredients. Pre-made spice blends can't match the vibrant flavors of freshly prepared seasonings.