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Boule is the national dish of Chad, a smooth millet dough for scooping thick, savoury sauces. Our Boule recipe shows how to make it at home, and it is one of 66 authentic Chadian recipes waiting below.

The Most Famous Chadian Dishes

  1. Boule

    Boule is millet flour and water, stirred until stiff enough to hold a shape. It has no seasoning and it is not meant to. Chad eats it twice a day with a sauce poured over, and the …

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National Dish Chad: Kanda (Recipe)

Meet Kanda, the national dish of Chad and a plate that says a great deal about the country it comes from. Millet or maize forms …

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National Dish Chad: Jebda (Recipe)

Discover Jebda, a warming Chadian classic that brings tender meat, fragrant spices and colourful vegetables together in a single …

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National Dish Chad: Fufu (Recipe)

Discover Fufu, the beloved national dish of Chad and one of Africa’s great comfort foods. Made from nothing more than …

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National Dish Chad: Fata (Recipe)

Meet Fata, one of the quiet staples of the Chadian table. Made from little more than flour, water and a pinch of salt, these soft …

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What is the national dish of Chad?

The national dish of Chad is boule, a smooth millet dough for scooping thick, savoury sauces. You will find a step-by-step recipe for it on this page, alongside 65 more authentic Chadian recipes.

What food is Chad famous for?

Chad's most famous dish is boule. This page collects 66 authentic Chadian recipes, from everyday classics to festive specialities.