Obwenju: Dried Apple Banana Biscuits | Our Food Stories Ep. 17

In Episode 17 we learn to make obwenju (apple bananas) and the biscuits that special guest Fiona’s mother used to make with them. Fiona learned how to make these biscuits from her mother and she shares the recipe with us below: 

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Okuddiza: A Sharing Tradition that Expresses Love | Our Food Stories Ep. 16

In episode 16 we learn about Okuddiza Guba Mwoyo: A food-sharing tradition that expresses love which Special guest Benjamin Busenze experienced from his mother and hopes to pass on. If you are Ugandan and have a similar tradition, let us know by leaving a comment on this episode wherever you are listening from. 

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Omughongo: The Chicken Back Tradition Symbolizing Strong Relationships | Our Food Stories Ep. 15

Special Guest Clare Muhindo shares the Bukonzo tradition of sharing and eating the chicken back and how it is used in strengthening friendships. Leave a comment on this episode and let us know what part of the story you enjoyed the most and if you have similar traditions in your region. 

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