'Swahili Food Near Me Street Food Safari Africa Tanzania Cassava is a woody root vegetable shaped like a sweet potatoe. But looks more like a piece of wood. They are toxic if eaten raw so must be cooked correctly. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. So this is what they have usually for breakfast, the locals. So its one of the most drought tolerent crops in the world. Apparently its got a lot of starch in it. But you do need the salt and the sauce and salad And you eat with your hands here. Salad is spicy. Its like a relish with chili, cucumber Cabbage Good breakfast. Its very filling Ive just had one, and I\'m full. And look at the view, amazing. So the breakfast is good (laughs) You cant beat that. its good ha Maandazi is a bit like a doughnut actualy its nice. But not as sweet as a donut. Cassava fried Crisps . So these are basically home made crisps Made from cassava, deep fried. They are nice because they are fresh. Taste a lot better than the ones you buy in the shop You know the crisps in the packet And you have them with salt or pili pili chili. So looks like Im goin to my second location wherever I can find any more swahili food. Ugali is a maize flour porrage. Common in africa. The flour is usually cooked in water or occationly milk. Its a bit hot though. You roll it into a ball It can be a delicious, cheap alternative to mash patatoes. Zanzibar Mix is very bright yellow. I never had this before. Its good. So they pu a lot in there. Mishkaki, cassava, eggs, some herbs. chilli, onion and some I think some red beans in there. crispy bits of either patatoes or cassava. Theres at least two eggs in here. Boiled eggs. I think its a varied version where every you get it from. Lime in it. Its a bit tangy as well. And its quite thick as well its not like thin. This is one of the famous streets foods of Dar Es Salaam and Zanzibar. Its probably the best street food I\'ve had in Tanzania since I\'ve been here. BBQ is the standard street food in Dar Es Salaam BBQ everywhere, chicken, beef, fish. Food in the video includes Chips Mayai, Mishkaki and Changui fish. Chips Mayai is kind of s staple in Tanzania - its simply chips with egg! Chapters: 0:50 Fried Cassava at Oyster Bay 2:05 Sugar Cane Juice & Baby Mishkaki & Mandazi, Deep fried Cassava crisps 3:10 Squid Curry with Ugali at Coco Beach 4:21 Zanzibar Mix 5:20 Mamboz BBQ 6:20 Chips Mayai & Beef Mishkaki 8:07 Chicken Mishkaki & Changu Fish
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