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"This is a popular Nigerian dessert. Untested by me, posted for ZWT III, from allrecipes.com."

Ingredients: egg yolks, unsweetened flaked coconut...

"This snack or dessert is quick and easy and sure to woo any company or please any crowd and just make your mouth water on a night snuggled up watching t.v. It is an African dish that I learned in the 7th. grade and was a hit when I served it several years ago in my fathers restaurant. I like it because of the taste you get from such a quick prep time..."

Ingredients: whipped cream, bananas...

"Great looking sundae from Nigeria. Adapted from The African Cookbook by Ben Sandler."

Ingredients: cinnamon, lemon juice, mangoes...

"Don't have two coconuts? Use a can of coconut milk with water to make 2-1/2 cups."

Ingredients: shrimp, coconuts, rice...

"I love peanut-anything. This is a delicious, nutty soup."

Ingredients: dried hot red chili peppers, dried red pepper flakes...

"Inspired by the dish Red-Red from Ghana, this simple stew of tomatoes and black-eyed peas is traditionally served with fried plantains with variations all over Africa. Sauteéd bananas are a great substitute and the flavor combination, while unusual, is tasty and balanced. This recipe was inspired by Whole Planet Foundation microcredit clients."

Ingredients: fresh ginger, crushed tomatoes...

"This is what happens when you play "Round the World" - you find some really interesting recipes from distant places. Remind me to go to West Africa one day; they already have some of the world's best music and now they show that they can cook too. Looking forward to trying this in the future. I'm not sure about the servings - this..."

Ingredients: lemon juice, lettuce, mangoes...

"A quick & easy recipe for a delicious dessert.....Ok, I doubt this is exactly 'traditional' but it comes from a Nigerian food blog so here goes!"

Ingredients: lemon juice, mangoes...

"Popular African-style dish, no where will you find a version as simple as this one!!"

Ingredients: bananas, canola oil...

"Nigerians like to eat this with fish. I like sprinkling them with sugar after they are cooked."

Ingredients: oil, plantains...

"Nothing ever goes to waste in an African household. Old whiskey bottles become containers for ice water, toasted peanuts and overripe vegetables are turned into fritters. And in Nigeria, overripe plantains become Dodo-Ikire. From Iron Pots and Wooden Spoons."

Ingredients: oil, salt, plantains...