
Poultry dishes
Chicken yassa
Senegalese chicken in a lemon-mustard marinade – tangy, spiced and one of West Africa's best-known dishes.
Origin in the recipe: Senegal

Culinary world tour · Senegal
Senegalese cooking combines regional and family traditions. Our collection starts with a dish where onions and a tangy, savoury marinade are particularly important.
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Senegalese cooking combines regional and family traditions. Our collection starts with a dish where onions and a tangy, savoury marinade are particularly important.
Chicken Yassa is the existing starting point. The recipe gives the precise balance of lemon, mustard and onions, with clear quantities rather than a generic seasoning recommendation.
The collection combines classic references and personal variations. Origin labels follow the existing cookbook and do not claim an exclusive origin.
A first look into the kitchen
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Senegal in your kitchen
Cooking should feel good
Onions need room and time to soften. Prepare meat separately and safely before marinade and other components come together as directed.
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Recipes in this collection: 1. Classics, modern interpretations and Sven’s variations retain their original names.
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A little cooking know-how
Three tips to get you started. Each recipe gives its precise quantities, cooking times and variations.
Juice varies in acidity and yield. The recipe amount is the starting point; tasting is the final step.
Similar slices cook more reliably. An overfull pan extends cooking time.
Keep raw marinade strictly separate from ready-to-eat sides. Cook poultry thoroughly.
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