No matter how often or where I eat Jollof, it’ll always be considered owambe (”party”) food in my heart.
Since 2015, I’ve celebrated World Jollof Rice day every Aug. 22 with friends and (virtual) strangers. I’ve organized Jollof art installations and have even started a Jollof festival, one which now pulls in thousands of people each year. We're all united by a love of Jollof, or party rice, and the accidental (or intentional!) scorched layer at the bottom, which Nigerians call "bottom pot."
from Food52 https://food52.com/blog/25505-world-jollof-rice-day
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