A thick, creamy stew of mixed greens, okra, tomatoes, and peanut butter, sometimes enriched with smoked fish. A beloved everyday dish across southern Chad.
Daraba is the everyday stew of southern Chad, where the Sara people have cultivated a rich agricultural tradition. The dish combines whatever leafy greens are available — spinach, sorrel, or sweet potato leaves — with okra for body and peanut butter for richness. It is simple, nourishing, and endlessly adaptable, making it the backbone of daily meals.
A thick, creamy stew of mixed greens, okra, tomatoes, and peanut butter, sometimes enriched with smoked fish. A beloved everyday dish across southern Chad.
Best for Everyday meals, communal dining, with a easy cooking level and about 55 minutes total.
Boule (millet porridge) or rice
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