Houston's Thriving West African Food Scene
Briefly

"Fufu is made from a steamed root vegetable or grain—in this case, yam—that's been pounded and hydrated until it's soft and slightly stretchy, reminiscent of rising bread dough."
"Kavachi Ukegbu, co-author of 'The Art of Fufu', helped me navigate the traditional Nigerian dining experience, ensuring I appreciated the rich textures and flavors of the dishes served."
Read at The New Yorker
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