Mafé RecipeOrigin: Senegal Period: Traditional |
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Mafé (also known as Mafe, Maffé, Maffe, or Maafe) is a traditional Wolof dish (common to Sénégal and The Gambia) and another version of the traditional African Groundnut Stew. In general it is made with mutton, but can also be made with fowl, fish, or simply with vegetables. Ingredients:
750g lamb or mutton 
Mafé Preparation:Method:Heat about 6 tbsp in a large cooking pot or a casserole dish. Fry the meat and onions over high heat then reduce the heat and simmer for a few minutes. Add all the remaining ingredients (except peanut butter and stock) and simmer until all the ingredients are tender (about 35 minutes), adding water if it becomes too dry. Reduce the heat then add the peanut butter. Stir-in sufficient beef stock to make a smooth sauce. Allow to heat through then serve on a bed of rice. |
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