Author: Antonio
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What is an Ugandan Rolex, Trying the Ugandan Rolex for the first time is an experience
When people think about Uganda, they often picture its breathtaking scenery, lively culture, and welcoming locals. However, tucked away in this East African country is a culinary treasure that both residents and tourists adore: the Ugandan Rolex. This isn’t a fancy timepiece; it’s a mouthwatering dish that combines various flavors and textures into a delightful…
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly side of Street Food in Uganda
Ensuring Food Safety Among Ugandan Street Food Vendors Uganda is famous for its lively street food scene, which features a wide variety of tasty dishes that showcase the country’s rich traditions and flavors. One of the favorites is the “Rolex,” a delicious chapati stuffed with eggs and veggies. Grilled meats and fried treats are also…
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A Muzungu’s Guide on How to ride a Boda Boda ‘Safely’
In Uganda, accidents with Boda Bodas, or Motorbike Taxis, happen every day. I’ve witnessed several of these incidents and have even been part of a few that sent me to the hospital. After spending two years in Uganda, including getting marriaged to an Ugandan woman, I’ve figured out how to ride Boda Bodas more safely…
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Making a Rolex at home is very easy, here’s the recipe
A Ugandan Rolex is a popular street food in Uganda, consisting of a rolled chapati filled with eggs and vegetables. Despite the name, it has nothing to do with the watch brand! Here’s how to make a delicious Ugandan Rolex at home: Ingredients: For the Chapati: For the Filling: Instructions Make the Chapati Prepare the…
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Ugandan home made pineapple juice with ginger and tea leaves – Omunanansi
If you’ve ever visited Uganda, you might have seen something really interesting: locals walking around with a dark-brown drink in a plastic bag. This cool drink is called Omunanansi, a traditional Ugandan pineapple drink that many people love, I included. Omunanansi isn’t just any drink; it’s a tasty mix that usually blends the sweet and…
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SimSim Balls are probably the simplest dessert from Uganda to prepare, and here’s how you can do it
Every day when I walk around Uganda, I see people with big buckets full of simsim balls. The small ones are usually priced at about 200 shillings, and the larger ones go for around 500 shillings. I can’t help but buy a simsim or two whenever I see a vendor because they’re super easy to…
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This Classic Greek Frappé is a great way to start your day in Uganda
Just by its name, you can tell that Greek Frappé isn’t from Uganda. But it’s a fantastic drink to enjoy in the sunny mornings! I’ve made it many times while in Uganda, and that’s why I wanted to share the recipe with you. But what is the greek frappé? Classic Greek frappe is a popular…
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The Korean Styled iced coffee that shook the world during Covid-19 – Dalgona Iced Coffee
Dalgona iced coffee is a popular whipped coffee beverage that originated in South Korea and quickly became a global trend during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s a summary of everything you need to know: Ingredients: Instructions:
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You must try these 3 Ugandan Snacks when you visit Uganda
Uganda is an exciting country located in East Africa, known for its amazing food that reflects its rich culture and traditions. Just like many other places, Uganda has special snacks that you can’t easily find anywhere else, which makes them really special. When I traveled there, I got to taste a bunch of these delicious…
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Meet an Ugandan Street Chef – An Interview with Meddie Ssentongo, a Street Food Business Owner
In the lively Kijapan neighborhood, right by Mulindwa’s Stadium, Kajjansi, Meddie Ssentongo has made a name for himself as a talented chapati maker. With six years of experience, his cooking skills have turned him into a well-known figure in the area, serving up a delicious staple that has won over the hearts and stomachs of…
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Uganda’s Beloved Flatbread – A Very Easy Chapati Recipe
Flatbread is eaten almost all over the world on a regular basis, and Uganda is totally on board with that! Among the many tasty treats Uganda has, chapati stands out as a beloved staple, perfect for both everyday meals and special celebrations, as a little addon to the main course. I still remember the first…
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Appreciation of Uganda’s Boda Drivers
I Love bodas. I love taking snapshots of interesting Boda rides. In my last visit to Uganda, I had the chance to take a photo that captured the chaotic essence of life on a boda. In that moment, I witnessed a scene unfold right in front of me that I found quite fun. The boda…
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Ugandan Pizza cooked on a frying pan – Recipe for Ugandan Street Pizza
The Ugandan street pizza is basically made with the same ingredients as the famous Rolex, which is a popular street food in Uganda. The Rolex is made of eggs and veggies wrapped in a chapati. What makes the Ugandan street pizza special is how it’s prepared, turning these usual ingredients into something totally different and…
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I visited UGood twice, The Ugandan restaurant in Copenhagen. This is my honest opinion.
On Jaegersborggade, a street in Copenhagen, you’ll find UGood, the only restaurant in Denmark that specializes in Ugandan food. They claim to be an award-winning spot that highlights Ugandan street cuisine. They offer the classic Rolex that everyone loves, along with some stew, chips, and other side dishes. UGood is nothing fancy. Nor does it…
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Stuffed Restaurant Rolex Recipe for Those Who Wants Even More Than Just Normal
When we talk about cooking, especially traditional foods, there are many ways to make delicious dishes. For example, chapati is a simple flatbread that can be made in many different ways, each having its own unique taste. The different ways to make chapatis show the rich cooking history they come from. Another popular dish is…
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The Ugandan Matatu Card Game: A Guide to Playing
Matatu is a popular card game that comes from East Africa, and it’s super fun because it’s easy to learn and really exciting! Ask any Ugandans, they know how to play it. Matutu is very similar to Uno, but you play it with a regular deck of 52 cards, and it works for 2 to…
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Recipe for Chapati & Beans, also known as Kikomando
Kikomando is a well-liked street food in Uganda that usually includes chapati, which is a kind of flatbread, along with a tasty bean sauce. The name “kikomando” was made popular by Ugandan singer Bobi Wine, who mentioned it in one of his songs. Many Ugandans claims that eating kikomando can give you strength like Arnold…
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Ugandan Street Chef Richard Showing Us How To Make Kikomando
Richard is a street food chef based in Kajjansi. My friend Jamil Aberuni, who is also a photographer, arranged an interview with him for JustaFoodBlog.com / Weibull.dk. During the interview, Richard teaches us how to prepare kikomando, among other things.