From Swiss watches to ‘war gin’: my experience of Ugandan cuisine

From Swiss watches to ‘war gin’: my experience of Ugandan cuisine. Uganda is a landlocked East African country home to 43 million people of various ethnic groups and religions. Like its population, Uganda’s cuisine is diverse as it involves a range of vegetable and meat dishes, modern and traditional cooking styles, and influences from the UK, India, and Middle East.

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From Pharaohs to the modern-day kitchen: exploring the history of black pepper

Ramesses the Great, known by his successors as the Great Ancestor, was the most powerful and revered pharaoh of the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, fabled victor of countless wars that pushed the Egyptian empire to its zenith. Founder of numerous temples and cities, Ramesses amassed wealth and power to a level that had never been seen before in dynastic Egypt.

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