Jollof is the most famous West African dish. Originally hailing from Senegambia, each West African nation has its interpretation of the dish. The foundation of the dish is rice cooked in a tomato-based stew. A signature of Nigerian jollof is the addition of red peppers. Nigerian party jollof typically has a smoky finish, but I prefer the stew flavors to shine through, so this recipe is finished in the oven. For many people, jollof is arguably a main dish, but I prefer to serve it alongside a roasted or stewed protein.

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4 to 6 servings
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Jollof Rice
Servings
Nutrition
Serving Size
1 of 6 servings
Calories
477
Fat Content
15g
Saturated Fat Content
2g
Carbohydrate Content
77g
Fiber Content
6g
Sugar Content
8g
Protein Content
11g
Cholesterol Content
3mg
Sodium Content
889mg