World Cuisines

Atanga (Safou)

Gabon

The butter fruit: atanga — the African pear (safou) — blanched until its purple flesh turns butter-soft, eaten with salt as a snack or side across Gabon. Ingredients: safou fruits, salt, water; sometimes grilled or in salads.

What it is

The butter fruit: atanga — the African pear (safou) — blanched until its purple flesh turns butter-soft, eaten with salt as a snack or side across Gabon. Ingredients: safou fruits, salt, water; sometimes grilled or in salads. Recipe: 1) Soak safou in hot water (or blanch) until the flesh softens. 2) Split; remove the seed. 3) Salt generously. 4) Eat warm. Serve: with grilled fish or alone — atanga season is a national mood. Flavor: buttery, tangy, unique. History: the safou tree fruits across Central Africa's forests; Gabon celebrates its brief season like a festival. See also: Poulet Nyembwe, Odika Sauce.

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