Congolese wild spinach stew cooked with peanut, tomato, onion, palm oil, and smoked or salted fish.
Fumbwa, also called koko in parts of Central Africa, is a leafy stew that shows how deep greens can become rich with peanuts, palm oil, tomato, onion, and smoked fish.
Congolese wild spinach stew cooked with peanut, tomato, onion, palm oil, and smoked or salted fish.
Best for Best for rice, kwanga, fufu, and everyday family lunch., with a medium cooking level and about 80 minutes total.
Kwanga, rice, fufu, or boiled plantain.
Democratic Republic of Congo national table. A verified Democratic Republic of Congo dish in the AfroKitchen archive.
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Kwanga, rice, fufu, or boiled plantain.
Democratic Republic of Congo national table
Keep the rhythm calm, watch the texture, and adjust seasoning at the end.
Some cooks use wild fumbwa leaves, others substitute spinach, cassava leaves, or eru. Smoked fish, salted fish, or meat may be added.