I just came back from a field trip visiting public and private toilets! Very very interesting, and amazing to see how people with little means manage to create a proper living environment for themselves and their families. But more on that later.
A Dutch friend of mine recently asked me what people are eating in Madagascar. And I replied with listing the delicacies we can find here: cripsy bread, petits pains au chocolat, canard a l'orange, beef carpacio, pâtés etc. But that is not what she meant - she wanted to know what the average Malagasy have breakfast or lunch.
So here we go...the people eat rice, with rice, and rice and rice. And some other things:
1. Typical Malagasy breakfast
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Donuts, Rice cakes (Mofo Gasy) and Tea |
2. Typical Malagasy Lunch
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Red rice, broth with green leaves, and fish or zebu (if affordable) |
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The quantities of rice per person never cease to amaze me |
If your Dutch friend is interested in "Malagasy cuisine", he/she can check out this YouTube channel (in English) http://www.youtube.com/lemurbaby with recipes in English and French under Descriptions.
ReplyDeleteBTW, there is a typo in the title "Malagsy".
ReplyDeleteHmm the food looks nice and I ma sure it will be very testy. Thanks for sharing this here with us.
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