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Okra, fish, and meat stewed in palm oil until silky β a traditional Senegalese stew.
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Soupou kandja means 'okra soup,' but it's really a rich stew served over rice. Its hallmarks are the thick body from finely chopped okra and the distinctive aroma of red palm oil, with layers of flavor from smoked or dried fish, beef, and seafood. It's a deeply nourishing traditional dish that spread from southern Senegal.
Cut the beef into bite-size pieces and boil in 800ml water for 20 minutes.
Trim the okra and chop finely or pound.
Add the chopped onion, dried shrimp, and red chili to the pot and simmer 10 minutes.
Add the chopped okra and palm oil and simmer 15 minutes, stirring, until thick.
Add the white fish, simmer 10 minutes until cooked, and season with fish sauce and salt.
Ladle generously over rice.