Jollof-style rice from Guinea-Bissau, cooked in a palm oil and tomato base with dried fish and vegetables. The palm oil gives it a distinctive golden-red hue.
Chabéu is Guinea-Bissau's take on the West African one-pot rice tradition. The use of palm oil instead of vegetable oil distinguishes it from other jollof variations, giving it a unique colour and nutty flavour.
Jollof-style rice from Guinea-Bissau, cooked in a palm oil and tomato base with dried fish and vegetables. The palm oil gives it a distinctive golden-red hue.
Best for Family meals, with a medium cooking level and about 70 minutes total.
Fried fish and salad
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