
by M.Margarida Pereira-Müller · Independently published · tapa blanda · ISBN 9798376852910

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This book is a deep dive into the history and culinary culture of Angola. Through its pages, author M. Margarida Pereira-Müller explores how Angolan cuisine has become a true fusion gastronomy, shaped by population movements, Portuguese colonization, and foreign influences over the centuries. The work details how fundamental ingredients, from rice and spices introduced by the Arabs to products brought from the Americas by Portuguese navigators such as cassava, tomatoes, and the famous gindungo, have defined the country's unique flavors. It is an essential read for those who wish to understand the evolution of Angolan cuisine, from its ethnic roots to the influences of modern globalization.

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