Trois Pièces
'Three pieces': the beloved Brazzaville plate of three meats/fish in one sauce ceremony — actually a generous mixed grill-and-stew plate (meat, fish and chicken) served with saka-saka at celebrations; the name is the joke and the promise.
What it is
'Three pieces': the beloved Brazzaville plate of three meats/fish in one sauce ceremony — actually a generous mixed grill-and-stew plate (meat, fish and chicken) served with saka-saka at celebrations; the name is the joke and the promise. Ingredients: beef, chicken, smoked fish, onions, tomatoes, chiles, palm oil, saka-saka to serve. Recipe: 1) Cook each protein in a shared spiced tomato base in stages. 2) Combine at serving so the sauces marry. 3) Present the three pieces over the sauce. 4) Serve with saka-saka and fufu. Serve: at family feasts — trois pièces is generosity measured. Flavor: layered, smoky, rich. History: the plate belongs to Brazzaville's celebration tables, where abundance is the message. See also: Saka-Saka, Makayabu (Salt Fish).
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