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August 17, 2015 Khady

What’s new? A farmer’s market!

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caamokane says:

August 17, 2015 at 2:52 pm

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August 24, 2015 at 4:31 pm

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I just received my monthly delivery of freshly roasted peanuts and all-peanut butter from #VeroniquesPeanuts. We have been eating her peanuts and peanut butter since 2012 And love it. In talking with Veronique, I learned that peanuts in Senegal are seasonal and the prices reflect this. We are currently in the more expensive season, so although she may pay up to 50% more per kilo of peanuts in the coming months, she doesn’t change her prices for the finished product. She also has not changed her prices in 8 years. Things to keep in mind when you shop and support small vendors in Senegal. Veronique’s Peanuts are available from the @bulkshopdakar in Almadies or delivery.

If anyone else got this today... ❤️. It is delicious. Must brew ASAP. We are hooked. mango leaves (dried), mint leaves, corossol (soursop) leaves, lemon leaves and moringa + I added some fresh ginger and sweetened with #marieskitchendakar Casamance honey. Thank you @taaruaskansn!

The kids wanted chicken and dumplings. So... rotisserie chicken from Casino, chicken bone broth from @beershebaproject, dumplings using #marieskitchendakar whole wheat flour; grated carrots, grated zucchini...

@ginoetgino has re-opened!

Broccoli, zucchini and Swiss chard Alfredo. Also known as ‘empty the veggie drawer’ pasta night. #dakarvegetarian but def not vegan with all this cream and three cheeses. 😊

A lovely Dakar mix on this beautiful Sunday. Korité gift from our neighbor / kale salad with roasted beets and goat cheese. Looking forward to my next @taaruaskansn CSA delivery this week!

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