Burkina Faso's rich one-pot rice cooked in a meat and tomato broth with vegetables. The rice is "fat" from absorbing all the flavours of the stock.
Riz Gras, meaning "fat rice," is the celebratory dish of Burkina Faso. The Mossi people prepare it for weddings, baptisms, and any occasion worthy of gathering. The rice cooks directly in the meat broth, absorbing every drop of flavour.
Burkina Faso's rich one-pot rice cooked in a meat and tomato broth with vegetables. The rice is "fat" from absorbing all the flavours of the stock.
Best for Celebrations and family gatherings, with a medium cooking level and about 70 minutes total.
Fried plantain and a simple salad
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