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This Valentine’s we invite you on a romantic and sensual culinary tour of the tastes of Africa

Pan Africa Valentine’s Dinner
A romantic, scrumptious, 4-course, taste of Africa dinner – paired with a bottle of one of our fine South African wines.
$79 a couple

Tuesday, February 14 from 5:00pm – 10:00pm

Spots will fill up quickly, reservations highly recommended.

Email info@panafricamarket.com for reservations.

DJ Dice will be spinning all your favorites all night long.

Start with our Appetizer selection

piri piri prawns
spicy tuna roll
veggie Roll
veggie Sambusa
lamb Sambusa
piri piri chicken spring roll
spicy crawfish roll
soft shell crab roll
lamb kebabs

Then choose from one of our various entrée combos. Combos are for two people
t0 share and the second regional combo is vegan.

East Combo
a sampling of our most popular ethiopian dishes tuna kitfo, beef tibs, doro wott and veggies served family style for two

East Vegetarian Combo
a sampling of all our east african veggie dishes served family style on injera.

West Combo
curried goat, chicken yassa & fish groundnut stew served with red rice family style for two.

West Vegetarian Combo
groundnut stew, black eye peas, fried yucca and plantains served with red rice

North Combo
lamb & chicken kebab, fish & olive harissa served with couscous and usually served family style for two

North Vegetarian Combo
veggie tagine, fava beans, marinated cauliflower and beet salad accompanied with couscous and served family style for two.

South Combo
seafood bobotie, piri piri chicken,  boerewors sausage accompanied by rice and sambal served family style for two.

South Vegetarian Combo
tofu massala, zucchini cakes, greens in peanut sauce and curried corn served family style for two.

Deserts

milk tart
chilled rice pudding with coconut bananas & cardamom mangoes
mango cobbler

Ethiopian Cooking Classes
This is a basic Ethiopian cooking class covering the staples of everyday Ethiopian cooking. Dishes covered in this class are Doro Wot, Sambusa, Gomen, Beef Tibs, Timatim Selata & Misser Wot.

Ethiopian Vegetarian Cooking Classes
This is a basic Ethiopian vegetarian cooking class covering the staple vegetarian dishes in everyday Ethiopian cooking. All dishes are Vegan Dishes covered in this class are are Shiro Wot, Timatim Selata, Gomen, Yatakilt Wot & Misser Wot.

We are back! Come and see our new menu. We look forward to having you dine with us. Our telephones will be out of service until the second week of April. We are having a big grand Re-Opening part this Saturday. If you are on Facebook, please follow this link to the event page.

• 2 cups maize meal (cornmeal)
• 4 cups water
• Salt and Pepper to taste

Bring water to a boil in large saucepan. Stir boiling water as you sprinkle in maizemeal. Cook for 20 minutes or until it is very thick and smooth, stirring constantly to prevent burning. Cover saucepan and continue cooking 10 more minutes over very low heat. Serves 6.

• 1 large onion, sliced thin
• 3 Tbl shortening
• 3 plum tomatoes, chopped
• 3 bullion cubes
• 2 Tbl cumin
• 2 Tbl coriander
• 1 Tbl turmeric 2 bunch sukuma (kale or collard greens), chopped
• 1 cup water
• leftover meats (optional)
  

Procedure

1. Heat oil in a frying pan and add the onions. Sauté about 2 to 4 minutes.
2. Add tomatoes, greens(sukuma) and any leftover meats. Cook together until tomatoes are soft.
3. Add water and seasonings.
4. Let the mixture simmer until the sukuma is tender(about 20 minutes on low heat 20. Add salt to taste. Serves 4.

What curry is to India, Berbere is to Ethiopia. In Ethiopia, berbere recipes vary by region and household; some of these recipes are so closely guarded that family members are forbidden to talk about the ingredients. Making berbere can be a community event where peppers are dried out on lawns and shared with neighbors – a process that can take up to three days. Berbere is often combined with onions, a delicious base that is at the core of Ethiopian cooking. If the task of finding, buying, and grinding these spices together seems to daunting, berbere is available at many Ethiopian stores in our area. But for the rest of you here is the recipe.