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Explora los sabores auténticos de Zimbabwe en una experiencia gastronómica inolvidable.
Zimbabwe is a fascinating landlocked country located in southern Africa, bounded by the courses of the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers. It stands out worldwide for hosting the spectacular Victoria Falls (Mosi-oa-Tunya), the enigmatic medieval stone ruins of Great Zimbabwe (which gave its name to the country), the wildlife sanctuaries of Hwange and Mana Pools (where walking safaris reach their maximum expression) and the excellence and prestige of its professional nature guides.
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Zimbabwean cuisine is nutritious, simple and deeply rooted in Shona and Ndebele peasant culture. It revolves around Sadza (the sacred pillar of the daily diet), combined with tasty slow-cooked meat stews, stews enriched with artisanal peanut butter, lake fish, fresh leafy vegetables and traditional wild-harvested snacks.
The national dish par excellence. Hot white sadza served with a hearty beef stew in a thick tomato and onion sauce, accompanied by 'muriwo' (green cabbage or mustard leaves sautéed with onion and oil).
One of Zimbabwe's most celebrated and comforting stews. Free-range chicken pieces simmered in a creamy, dense sauce based on homemade peanut butter, poached tomatoes, onion, garlic and peppers.
Edible caterpillars collected from mopane trees during the rainy season. They are cleaned, boiled and dried in the sun; They are subsequently fried with salt, tomato, onion and chilli, achieving a crunchy texture and a concentrated, earthy flavor very rich in protein.
Bream or fresh tilapia caught in the waters of Lake Kariba or the Zambezi River. It is marinated with fresh lemon juice, salt, garlic and paprika, and roasted whole over charcoal embers until the skin is crispy and smoky.
Rustic and nutritious dish of peasant origin made by cooking together over very low heat whole grains of dried corn, peanuts, black-eyed peas ('cowpeas') and bambara nuts with a pinch of salt.
The classic outdoor barbecue where cuts of beef, lamb chops, spiced 'boerewors' sausages and wild game meats (kudu, eland or impala) are grilled over acacia wood, accompanied by fresh salads.
Zimbabwe's most iconic national beer, nicknamed 'The National Beer'. It is a light, crisp and refreshing golden blonde beer, perfect to enjoy after a day of safari in the sun.
Traditional commercial low-alcohol beer made from corn and fermented malted sorghum. Sold in blue and red striped cartons, it has a cloudy appearance and requires vigorous shaking before drinking.
Very refreshing and nutritious traditional non-alcoholic drink made from fermented corn flour with a sweet touch, consumed cold throughout the day to replenish energy.
High quality black tea grown on the misty slopes of Chipinge and the Eastern Highlands. It is taken very hot, usually with fresh milk and sugar.
The most famous traditional sweet in the country. It consists of thin strips of green papaya slowly cooked in a concentrated syrup of cane sugar, grated fresh ginger and lemon peel until they crystallize.
Traditional soft and creamy dessert made with sweet pumpkin puree cooked with corn flour, homemade peanut butter and a touch of sugar or wild honey.
Traditional, lightly fermented semi-liquid dessert made with millet or sorghum flour cooked with local wild fruit juice and sweetened with forest honey.
The everyday dessert par excellence: sweet seasonal mangoes, aromatic passion fruits, giant avocados, ripe papayas and wild fruits such as 'mazhanje' (a wild Shona fruit with a sweet toffee flavor).
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Voir le guide completZimbabwe's most iconic national beer, nicknamed 'The National Beer'. It is a light, crisp and refreshing golden blonde beer, perfect to enjoy after a day of safari in the sun.
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