Author: Aftrad Village

Ooh! for me as a child, Christmas was more about baking, pastries, doughnuts, fanta, muscatella, and the house filled with…

Angwa Mu meaning Oil Rice is another favourite way of cooking rice in Ghana. It is so simple to cook…

As a non-alcoholic drinker, I sometimes feel left out during Christmas parties where mulled wine is served. So at home,…

Oooh! I just love this drink, it’s not just satisfying but great and healthy for the body. The ginger drink…

Aaah, Ghanaians and Nigerians love their plantain chips, it’s eaten usually as a snack and it’s popularly sold as street…

I remember my days as a little girl running the morning errand of finding the freshest and loveliest bread for…

Ofam is basically a spicy ripe plantain cake. It’s a great way of using over ripe plantains which would soak…

This sweet brings back nostalgia from my young days when we used to attend Martyrs of Uganda Church in Ghana.…

Waakye Stew as the name goes is basically a popular stew served with waakye. A good waakye must have a…