Making Senegalese Food for the First Time! | WW Homecoming

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Ijeoma Kola

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Making Senegalese Food for the First Time! | WW Homecoming


Hey guys! Today’s another cook with me video, but this time I’m taking it back to my Harlem days and making Senegalese food! I found this recipe for Yassa Chicken in the WW Homecoming cookbook, which is their brand new cookbook that celebrates the foods and cultures of the Black diaspora. #WWPartner If you’ve been with me for the past few…

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23 Comments

  1. Do you happen to have an extra copy of the book 😭 I bought one but really want to send one to my sister as a holiday gift. They stopped selling it on the weight watchers website

  2. I tried this recipe and it's yummy!😋😋. The only change I'd make is toss the chicken in the oven for like 20mins instead of pan frying then continue with the rest as per recipe. Thanks Ijeoma.

  3. Looks good! I'm just getting around to compliment on the video distractions distractions. I have never tried to many different culture foods before. This is something that I could try out. Great video!

  4. Would love to know where you get your press-ons from? Those are press-ons right? I remember you mentioning in your previous video that’s what you use. Love them and the ones from before.

  5. I screamed when I saw the video title🤣.. I am from The Gambia, a neighboring country to Senegal.. we speak similar languages and of course cook similar dishes too!! We love some good ole flavorful yassa with lots of gravy (onions) and a bit of tang to it

  6. Hi Dr(😉). This recipe looks delicious! I wonder if it’s necessary to peel the ginger. I use it in a tea drink concoction and only wash it and slice 1” and drop it in boiling water. Ever since I do not peel ginger but wash off its skin. Your recipe is amazing! Think I’ll try it out!