Thieboudienne
Ceebu jënPronunciation (IPA) /ˈceːbu dʒən/
Rice cooked in a tomato-based fish broth with vegetables, a dish shared across the Senegambian region.
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Fish
Contains fish and fish products
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- What is Thieboudienne?
- Rice cooked in a tomato-based fish broth with vegetables, a dish shared across the Senegambian region.
- Where does Thieboudienne come from?
- Thieboudienne — country of origin: Mauritania.
- What is Thieboudienne made of?
- Fish, rice, tomato, carrot, cabbage, onion, chilli.
- Which allergens does Thieboudienne contain?
- Contains fish and fish products.
- How do you pronounce Thieboudienne?
- Ceebu jën (Wolof) is pronounced /ˈceːbu dʒən/. Select the speaker button next to the dish name to hear it.
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